Greenwich Printmakers Christmas Window

Prints for Presents - small framed prints £95 and under

 

Elaine Marshall- Featured Artist

Elaine Marshall is the Featured Artist

 29 September- 11 October 

I'm on duty in the gallery on Wednesday 7,

Friday 9, and Saturday 10 October, and

offering a 10 % discount throughout my

exhibition.  Please come to look!

View from the mountain

Emiko Aida had happy time in the Greenwich Printmakers, but is no longer a member due to her family commitment. Thank you for all your support and hope GPA's further success. If you miss her, please visit her web site: http://www.aidastudios.com/

Featured Artist - Karen Keogh

Now showing - a new exhibition of new work by Karen Keogh ARE. This image, Burnt River, is a three plate etching and is available at the gallery. The show is on from Tuesday 1st September until Sunday 13th September.

30 Years/30 Artists; Greenwich Printmakers at gallery@OXO July-August 2009

 

More from the National Theatre Exhibition

Greenwich Printmakers at The National Theatre May-June 2009

Angela Brookes - Featured Artist

Angela Brookes is the Featured Artist at the gallery until Sunday May 10th. Please come and see her atmospheric landscapes which include these new coloured etchings 'Light on Lake', and 'Morning Mist' along with dry-point prints of this winter's snowfall.

Gail Brodholt - Featured Artist

Gail Brodholt is the Featured Artist at the gallery until Sunday 15th March - Please come and look at her new range of linocuts, two of which are shown, Metroland and Midnight Cowboy.

SPRING EXHIBITION STARTS FRIDAY 13 MARCH 2009

The New Year Exhibition

the view from Elaine's studio window on Monday 2 February 2009

Members of Greenwich Printmakers celebrate their 30 Anniversary with a dinner at Cafe Rouge.
Joining us were two of our former, founder members, Liz Morris and Don Harris and also Joan Pickard, our landlady from our first gallery in Turnpin lane in 1979, before we moved
six years later to our present gallery at 1a Greenwich Market.

Aimee Birnbaum was born in New York City and now lives and works in London. In the U.S. she trained at the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. After moving to London she studied etching and anatomy at the Sir John Cass School of Art and the Camden Institute. She regularly exhibits her watercolours at many different venues including the Royal Institute of Watercolours and at the Singer and Friedlander Sunday Times Competition Exhibition at the Mall Galleries.

Aimee danced classical ballet for 25 years which gives her the inspiration for a lot of her etchings and paintings. There isn't anything more exciting for her than leaping about to music. She tries to re-live that movement with images in ink and paint.

Awards and Prizes:

2007 Election to Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours
2007 The Worshipful Company of Painter-Stainers The June Stokes-Robers Bursary in Painting in Water Colours, Presented at the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours Exhibition
2001 National Print Exhibition, Mall Galleries, Kew Studio Prize
2000 Royal Watercolour Society, Bankside Gallery St. Cuthbert’s Mill Award, 2nd prize, C21 Exhibition
1995 Ben Uri Gallery Printmaking Prize Sheridan Russell Gallery , London W1

And now you can see her work as a featured artist in the Greenwich Printmakers Gallery until the 1st of February.

Spring Cleaning the gallery

It's a New Year, so we've decided to give the gallery a new look - or at least a new coat of paint. It's taken three days of hard work by some brave volunteers, but it's now looking much lighter and brighter. For those that are interested we chose Farrow and Ball "Off White". We felt it was important to replace the original slate grey with a much lighter, fresher colour, as the gallery is quite small and the colour made the space seem even smaller.

Anyway, please come in and see the improvement for yourselves.

Greenwich Printmakers Gallery starts 2009 with the featured artist exhibition of Mychael Barratt.

Mychael was born in Toronto, Canada but thinks of himself as a Londoner since arriving for what was meant to be a two week stay twenty years ago. He has that immigrant’s zeal for his adopted home and includes local settings that have a personal resonance in much of his work. He is a narrative artist and anecdotal incidents from his day-to-day life which he gathers like a magpie are at the heart of his paintings and prints.

Mychael was recently commissioned to write a book on intaglio printmaking for the publishers A & C Black and decided to try out
all of the techniques that he wrote about. His print O for a muse of fire based on the work of William Shakespeare is the culmination of those experiments as he has created a 26 plate etching which includes every intaglio technique from drypoint and engraving to mezzotint and aquatint.

You can see his prints at the gallery from the 6th to the 18th of January.