| Dates: | 15 July 2016 to 19 July 2016 |
| Times: | N/A |
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10am to 5pm
Private View: Thursday 14 July 6.00 to 8.30pm
For more information about this exhibition please call 07787 501152
This exhibition will focus on a series of monoprints created through a new and original printmaking technique. One that uses leather as either plate or paper, providing surprising and unique results. The unifying subject of the exhibited works will be anatomical and physiological, focusing on the skull and face, both human and animal. There will be a workshop event that will begin in advance of the exhibition and run throughout, with visitors and invited artists creating their own prints using this technique. The results will be displayed as part of the exhibition and be catalogued and promoted using press and social media.
Invited artists will be UK and internationally based. Exhibited pieces will also feature the use of experimental processes and techniques, but with their basis in the use of ink, pressure and paper. This means by using hand, implement or press, deconstructing the process of printmaking to it’s core elements.
Euan was born in Glasgow, 1975 and brought up in Ayrshire. Completed BA (hons) Drawing and Painting at Edinburgh College of Art in 1997 and then MA in Sequential Design and Illustration at the University of Brighton in 1999. He was awarded the Printmaking Today Prize at Bite: Artists Making Prints at the Mall Galleries in 2011 and the next year won the East London Printmakers Prize, at the Pushing Print Festival in Margate. Recent shows include the RA Summer Exhibition and the Derwent Art Prize exhibition. Selected works are also held by the V&A and Wellcome Collection. He now lives and works in London.
