Studio Prints, London: An Artists' Workshop hide-compare

Studio Prints, London: An Artists' Workshop hide-compareThis richly illustrated volume explores the pivotal role of Studio Prints, London, in the resurgence of printmaking during the 1970s and 1980s, focusing on the two British artists who established it as one of the leading workshops for modern printmaking, Dorothea Wight and Marc Balakjian. Dorothea Wight (19442013) founded Studio Prints in Kentish Town, London, in 1968. Marc Balakjian (19402017), an artist and printmaker of Armenian origins, joined it

featuring a selection of works on paper that highlight the artist’s exploration of form

David Boyd Haycock captures not just a pivotal moment in British art but a whole society on the brink of cataclysmic upheaval

as well as queer theory

His biography has often shaped the way that his self-portraits have been (mis)understood

which enhances the value of the supports

and dance studios- and painted those who frequented them: dancers

handmade Lamali Lokta paper

Augusta Savage

as well as drawn studies for his most ambitious projects such as the Madonna of the Long Neck and the frescoes of the church of Santa Maria della Steccata in Parma

which present works rarely seen in the UK

• Made in England

8% Polyamide