Scottish artist Caroline Walker has a BA in painting from the Glasgow School of Art (2004) and an MA from the Royal College of Art (2009) in London, where she currently lives and works. Recent solo exhibitions include Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles; GEM The Hague; Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh; Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge; GRIMM, Amsterdam and New … Continued
This year we’re offering four different Christmas gift packages. Set 4 includes a lithograph followed by 3 art books. These will be sent quarterly in 2020 with a personal message from Stephen Stuart-Smith. January: Caroline Walker – Brushwork April: Michael Craig Martin – Drawing July: Paula Rego – Jane Eyre October: Paula Rego – Stone … Continued
Brushwork is printed on Somerset Velvet White 300gsm at Paupers Press. ‘The lithographs in Sunset take their title and subject from a series of paintings which were exhibited in Los Angeles in early 2018. Although not directly related to any of the paintings, these prints follow the same logic, showing scenes from a day in the life … Continued
Bathed is printed on Somerset Velvet White 300gsm at Paupers Press. ‘The lithographs in Sunset take their title and subject from a series of paintings which were exhibited in Los Angeles in early 2018. Although not directly related to any of the paintings, these prints follow the same logic, showing scenes from a day in the … Continued
Enitharmon, founded in 1967, is an independent British publisher. We specialise in artists’ books, artworks and literary editions. Our artists’ books, which are in the tradition of the livre d’artiste, contain loose-leaf signed limited edition prints by such artists as Peter Blake, Jim Dine and Duane Michals. The artworks we publish include etchings, lithographs, photographs and … Continued
Adornment shows female figures set in the interior of a central London house. ‘I gave my first series of lithographs the title Initiations to reflect that working with the medium of lithography was a new venture for me. In terms of mark-making, lithography is the printmaking process closest to painting, but it still presented a … Continued
