Listings and Opportunities
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OPPORTUNITIES AND LISTINGS - Spring 2019
Awards Prizes & Competitions
The Biennial Ruth Borchard Self
Portrait Prize 2019
A unique
opportunity for both established and emerging artists to compete for a £10,000
prize. The long-listed selection of works will be included in a four-month
exhibition in London. All artists working, living or studying in the UK and
Ireland are eligible. Admin fee of £30.
DEADLINE: 2 April
The Biscuit Factory
Gemini House,
16 Stoddart St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1AN
Open
Contemporary Young Artist Award 2019
Award for
artists 35 years old or younger working in the UK, with a grand prize of £1000
and a solo exhibition at The Biscuit Factory. Open to established and emerging
artists. There will also be a People’s Choice winner, as voted for by the
public, who will receive a £250 prize.
DEADLINE: 31 March
Open to
artists, designers and makers of all nationalities, resident, studying or
currently making work or with work represented in the UK. Work should to
respond to the theme: Agent of Change. Three prizes available: 1st Prize:
£3000, 2nd Prize £1000 and a Student Prize of £1000. Up to 3 entries. Fees of
£12 (student £10) for one, £15 (student £12) for two and £20 (student £15) for
three artworks.
DEADLINE: 12 May
The Moth Art Prize 2019
Prize for a
body of figurative or representational artwork, open to anyone over the age of
16 from anywhere in the world. The prize consists of €1,000 plus a two-week
stay at The Moth Retreat in rural Ireland. There is no onus on the artist to
produce a body of work while staying at The Moth. Entry fee is €20 per
portfolio of 5–10 works.
DEADLINE: 31 May
Sunny Art Prize
A fine art
award for emerging and established artists working in a range of media. 1st
Prize – £3,000, a public solo exhibition at Sunny Art Centre in London, a
one-month residency and a show at our partners’ galleries. 2nd prize – £2,000,
a group exhibition, a one-month residency and a show at our partners’
galleries. 3rd prize – £1,000, a group exhibition, a one-month residency and a
show at our partners’ galleries. 30 shortlisted artists’ works will be
exhibited at Sunny Art Centre, London. Out of these 30, 10 artists will exhibit
their artworks at our partners’ galleries. Entry fees £25 for one, £32 for two,
£40 for three and £45 for four artworks.
DEADLINE: 30 June
Conferences, Talks & Symposia
Royal Academy of Arts
Burlington
House, Piccadilly, Mayfair, London W1J 0BD
A buyer’s
guide to print
An
introduction to buying prints by London Original Print Fair organiser Helen
Rosslyn
16–17 March
Exhibitions
& Fairs
The Center for Contemporary
Printmaking
Mathews Park,
299 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT 06850, USA
12th Biennial
International Miniature
Print Competition and Exhibition
Juried
competition and exhibition, limited to works that are no more than four square
inches (2580 square mm), encourages artists to explore the miniature print
format and provides them with an opportunity for exhibition.
DEADLINE: 9 March (postmarked date)
NHS
Tooting,
London
The Art of
Caring
www.caringandcare.blogspot.com
An exhibition
celebrating nurses, caring and the NHS in two London Hospitals. The first is of
printed postcards to celebrate International Nurses Day at St George’s Hospital
(May 2019). The second is a mixture of selected original artworks and printed
postcards at St Pancras Hospital (July - October 2019). To apply, send up to 3
jpeg images, A6 size to:
collectconnect4@gmail.com
Nunnery Gallery
Bow Arts
Trust, Nunnery Gallery, 181 Bow Road, London, E3 2SJ, UK
Shape Open
2019.
bit.ly/2SqajAw
Annual
exhibition of artwork by disabled and non-disabled artists created in response
to a disability-centred theme. This year’s theme is ‘In Circles’: Are we going
around in circles? Disability Arts and the mainstream have long run parallel to
one another whilst rarely converging. The conversations surrounding this divide
have seemingly circled but what has come of it? Where are our points of
connection and commonality? Any artist can apply to the call for submissions
and exhibitors will be selected by a panel of arts industry judges.
DEADLINE: 15 April
Taller Galeria Fort
Hort d’en
Sanés, 9, Cadaqués, Spain
Open call for
the 39th Mini Print International of Cadaqués, 2019.
Download rules
and entry form at: www.miniprint.org
DEADLINE: 15 March
Residencies
BARTR 2019
www.budapestartr.space
BARTR is an
annual interdisciplinary residency run by an independent collective in
Budapest. Urban based, open plan programme that focuses on movements
significant to Hungary and the Central European Area. The programme is held
annually and hosts 10–15 international residents together from 30 Sep–17 Dec
2019. Artists of all disciplines are welcome to apply.
DEADLINE: 1 AprIL
Beisinghoff
Printmaking Residency
bit.ly/2RwxRzf
A four-week
residency for two artists in a printmaking studio in Diemelstadt-Rhoden,
Germany. Accommodation is included. The resident pays for travel costs, food,
and materials. Atelierhaus Beisinghoff facilities include letterpress, intaglio
and relief. Residency in July or August following application.
DEADLINE: 30 June
Chhaap Baroda
Printmaking Workshop, India
bit.ly/2BmFovh
Printmakers
from anywhere who would like to spend quiet time to concentrate on their work
and who are also willing to share their knowledge and experience with local
artists can apply, 6 months prior to their visit. Application on plain paper
with a few photographs of work.
DEADLINE: Ongoing
The London Summer Intensive 2019
www.londonintensive.org
An artist
residency led by Camden Arts Centre & the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL
from 29 Jul – 25 Aug 2019 focussing on independent studio practice for 21
artists at the Slade. The fee is £2,700 with 5% reduction in fees if successful
in first round. Accommodation, food and travel to be covered by the artist.
This year, the London Summer Intensive is pleased to offer two fully funded
places
DEADLINE First round: 15 March
DEADLINE Second round: 26 April
Stiwdio Maelor
www.stiwdiomaelor.wordpress.com
Stiwdio Maelor
is now accepting applications from artists of any discipline for visiting
artist opportunities in Corris, Machynlleth, North Wales in the beautiful
surroundings of the Snowdonia National Park. The
programme offers selected artists time and space out of their normal life to
focus on the development of their work of up to eight weeks.
DEADLINE: 15th each
month
Courses
Bild-Werk Frauenau
Moosaustr.
18a, D – 94258, Frauenau, Germany
www.bildwerkfrauenau.de
The
International Summer Art Academy in Eastern Bavaria offers printmaking courses:
Robin
MacKenzie: Wood Engraving and Linocut: Print and Letterpress
8–15 June
Catrin Große: Wood
Cut: Positive and Negative
12–19 July
Gerhard Ribka:
Monotype and Vitreography
9–16 August
Leeds Print Workshop
Letterpress
Taster Day
3 April
Paper Screen Printing
- 5 Week Course
24 April
Drypoint
5 May
Embossing
25 May
Cyanotypes
6 June
Leicester Print Workshop
bit.ly/2Rz9zEX
Kamihanga
Taster with Sumiko Eadon
17 March
The Grid as a
Mode of Depiction
With Theo
Miller
24 March
Painterly Lino
with Caustic Soda
With Sumiko
Eadon
7 April
Gum Arabic
Transfer Day
With Emma
Gardner
14 April
Experimental
Photo Screenprinting Weekend
With Emma
Gardner
18-19 May
Ochre Print Studios
www.ochreprintstudio.co.uk
Soft Ground
Etching: Impressing Marks on Copper
With Mai Osawa
18 March
Monoprint with
Julie Simmonds
5 April
Mixed Media
Assemblages – Hybrid Printmaking
With Sumi
Perera RE
27 April
Intermediate
Printmaking
With Jane
Stobart RE and Mustafa Sidki
11 May
Royal Academy
Burlington
House, Piccadilly, Mayfair, London, W1J 0BD
Paper
Manipulation and 3D Assemblage
A weekend long
practical course
16-17 March
Residencies
CHHAAP BARODA PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP, INDIA
Printmakers from anywhere in the world who would like to spend quiet
time to concentrate on their work and are also willing to share their knowledge
and experience with local artists can apply 6 months prior to their visit.
Application on plain paper with few photographs of work. For more information,
please visit: http://www.chhaap.com/artist_residency.html
DEADLINE: Ongoing
STIWDIO MAELOR VISITING ARTIST PROGRAMME
Stiwdio Maelor is now accepting applications from artists of any
discipline for visiting artist opportunities in Corris, Machynlleth, North
Wales. The programme offers selected artists time and space out of their normal
life to focus on the development of their work of up to eight weeks at Stiwdio
Maelor. Applications are welcome from artists of any discipline.
For full
details and how to apply please visit the website:www.stiwdiomaelor.wordpress.com or email: stiwdioemaelor@gmail.com
DEADLINE: 15th each month
EXHIBITIONS AND LISTINGS
Exhibitions LONDON
ALAN CRISTEA GALLERY
43 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5JG
www.alancristea.com
Protest and Remembrance: Miriam de Búrca, Joy Gerrard, Mary Griffiths,
Barbara Walker.
Until 30 Mar
Etel Adnan.
Until 30 Mar
BANKSIDE GALLERY
48 Hopton Street London SE1 9JH
www.banksidegallery.com
RE Original Prints. New
prints by members of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers.
3 May–1 Jun
THE BOOK CLUB
100 Leonard Street, London, Greater
London, EC2A 4RH
Unforsaken. Jimmy Turrell
and Richard Turley’s exhibition about finding the true beauty in old forgotten
or discarded objects.
Until 16 May
BRITISH MUSEUM
Great Russell Street, London. WC1B 3DG
www.britishmuseum.org
The World Exists to Be Put On A Postcard: artists’
postcards from 1960 to now.
A display of overlooked art form.
Until 4 Aug
Edvard Munch: love and angst.
The largest show of his prints in the UK to date.
11 Apr–21 Jul
Manga . Enter a
graphic world where art and storytelling collide in the largest exhibition of
manga ever to take place outside of Japan.
23 May–26 Aug
EAMES FINE ART GALLERY
58 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UD
www.eamesfineart.com
Sophie Layton: Refracting Light. Using
traditional Japanese printmaking techniques and inspired by blown glass, these
works represent an exciting juncture in the artist’s career.
9 May–9 Jun
54 THE GALLERY
Shepherd Market, Mayfair, London W1J
7QX
www.BowerFineArt.co.uk
In The Moment. Three
contemporary printmakers: Catherine Cartwright, Maxine Foster and Julie Leach
capture transitory, unrepeatable moments from different perspectives, natural
and urban.
12–17 Mar
GREENWICH PRINTMAKERS GALLERY
1a Greenwich Market, London SE10 9HZ
www.greenwich-printmakers.co.uk
Barbara Zalecki.
11–31
Mar
Jacki Baxter.
1–21
Apr
Peter Wareham.
22
Apr–12 May
Jennifer Jokhoo.
13 May–2 Jun
HOUSE OF ILLUSTRATION
2 Granary Square, King’s Cross London
N1C 4BH
www.houseofillustration.org.uk
Corita Kent: Power Up.
Joyful, subversive and, to some, controversial screenprints revolutionised
typographic design, challenged the Roman Catholic Church and offered a bold new
perspective on misogyny, racism and war.
Until 12 May
LONDON PRINT STUDIO
425 Harrow Rd, London W10 4RE
Journeys. The
Printmakers’ Council invites you to join them on a journey into print. Artists’
personal journeys, commuting and holidays, dream journeys, migrations and
immigration. Tour continues in Portsmouth.
5–15 Mar
MAZZOLENI
27 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4HZ
www.mazzoleniart.com
More Than Words... Exhibition
exploring the use of text and the written word in the practice of major
post-war Italian artists.
Until 18 May
ONE PAVED COURT
1 Paved Ct, Richmond TW9 1LZ
www.onepavedcourt.co.uk
Peter S Smith RE: Paintings, Drawings and Prints. Reflecting
his interest in everyday experiences and the ways that these can be transformed
by the materials, processes and metaphors of a shared visual language. Saturday
9 Mar 2 – 4 pm: Meet the Artist
6–17 Mar
RIVERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE
Manor Road, Walton on Thames. Surrey.
KT12 2PF
Marc Chagall - Artist’s Selling Exhibition.
Until 24 Mar
Helen Locke.
5–9 & 12–16 Jun
SLAUGHTERHAUS PRINT STUDIO
Vincent’s Yard, 23 Alphabet Mews,
London SW9 0FN
www.ianrawlinson.com
REMNANTS: Ian Rawlinson. Drawing
on ideas of place and memory, prints from this series were awarded prizes at
the National Original Print Exhibition in both 2016 and 2017.
16
Mar–5 Apr
SOUTHBANK PRINTMAKERS GALLERY
Gabriel’s Wharf, 56 Upper Ground,
London SE1 9PP
www.southbankprintmakers.com
Jane Stothert.
4-17
Mar
Julie Sullock.
18-31
Mar
Exhibitions: ENGLAND
THE ART FUND GALLERY
The Lightbox, Chobham Road, Woking.
GU21 4AA
www.thelightbox.org.uk
Helen Locke: A Year at Ochre. Artist-in-residence
during 2018, Helen documented the daily life of the studio.
Until 3 Mar
BRISTOL MUSEUM & ART GALLERY
Queens Rd, Bristol, BS8 1RL
www.bristolmuseums.org.uk
Masters of Japanese prints: Life in the city.
Until
12 May
Masters of Japanese prints: Nature and seasons.
18 May–8 Sept
BURY ART MUSEUM
Moss Street, Bury, BL9 0DR
www.buryartmuseum.co.uk
Print: A Catalyst for Social Change.
Is print still relevant in the digital age? Includes work from the collection
and contemporary printmakers.
9 February–27 Apr
THE CIVIC
Hanson Street, Barnsley, S70 2HZ
www.barnsleycivic.co.uk
The Fandangoe Kid x The Civic. Bold
and moving narrative driven statements on the beauty found within the trauma of
loss, love, gender constructs and masculinity in crisis. Check website for open
dates.
Until 6 Apr
THE CRAFT CENTRE LEEDS
City Art Gallery, Leeds. LS1 3AB.
www.craftcentreleeds.co.uk
Gail Kelly: Solo Print Exhibition.
Timeless woodcut and linocut landscapes printed onto Irish linen.
Until
22 Jun
THE HARLEY GALLERY
A60 Mansfield Road, Welbeck, Worksop,
Nottinghamshire. S80 3LW
www.harleygallery.co.uk
The Harley Open 2019.
Until 24 Mar
THE HEONG GALLERY
Downing College, Regent Street,
Cambridge. CB2 1DQ
Kip Gresham: The Art of Collaboration. The
Art of Collaboration celebrates over 40 years of artistic partnerships with
giants of the British and international art world, featuring work by 21 RAs.
From the collages of Eduardo Paolozzi and Peter Blake, to the graphic
approaches of Elisabeth Frink and Paula Rego.
1 Mar–19 May
INTERCESSION GALLERY
The Tower, 54 Kingswell Street,
Northampton, NN1 1PR
www.intercessiongallery.co.uk
Sense of Place. A group show
with Jayne Corfield, Juliet Bankes and Elaine Elcoat.
1–30 Apr
JACK HOUSE GALLERY
121 High St, Old Portsmouth PO1 2HW
Journeys. Touring
Printmakers Council exhibition.
19 –30 Mar
LEICESTER PRINT WORKSHOP
50 St. George Street, Leicester, LE1
1QG
www.leicesterprintworkshop.com
Print / Process / Performance.
Until
4 May
The New Custodian.
Until
4 May
Stephen Lawrence Day Poster Exhibition.
Until
4 May
RUTHIN CRAFT CENTRE
Park Road, Ruthin. Denbighshire, LL15
1BB
www.ruthincraftcentre.org.uk
Charlotte Hodes: After the Taking of Tea and other
works.
Until 31 Mar
SARAH WISEMAN GALLERY
40-41 South Parade, Oxford. OX2 7JL
www.wisegal.com
Wonderous Happenings: Karólína Lárusdóttir.
2–30 Mar
Angie Lewin: Meadow and Shore.
4– 25 May
WEST YORKSHIRE PRINT WORKSHOP
75A Huddersfield Rd, Mirfield WF14 8AT
www.wypw.org
In House. An exhibition
celebrating work by tutors and participants on our courses programme.
Until 23 Mar
ZILLAH BELL GALLERIES
15 Kirkgate, Thirsk, North Yorkshire,
YO7 1PQ
www.zillahbellgallery.co.uk
Society of Wood Engravers – 81st Annual Exhibition.
9–30
Mar
Deirdre Borlase – In Memoriam.
6–27
Apr
Morna Rhys – From The Hills.
1–22
Jun
Exhibitions: WALES, SCOTLAND & N. IRELAND
GLASGOW PRINT STUDIO
Trongate 103, Glasgow, G1 5HD
www.glasgowprintstudio.co.uk
Rosalind Lawless & Hetty Haxworth.
Until 31 Mar
Scott Campbell: Monotypes 1999-2019.
5 Apr–2 Jun
ULSTER MUSEUM
Botanic Gardens, Belfast BT9 5AB
Making Her Mark. An exhibition
exploring the impact women artists had on the print tradition.
Until 14 Apr
Exhibitions: EUROPE
BORCHS BUTIK
Bredgade 22, kld. 1260 Copenhagen K.
Denmark
Huma Bhabha: Leochicospeedy. Expressionistic
portraits of deities or a race of gods in photogravure and etching.
Until 20 Mar
Tacita Dean. Photogravure
projects in Copenhagen.
24 Mar–23 May
BORCH GALLERY
Goethestr. 79. 10623 Berlin. Germany
Asger Jorn: Linocuts 1933–1939.
27 linocuts by renowned Danish artist Asger Jorn.
Until 18 Apr
CATHERINE PUTMAN
40 rue Quincampoix 75004, Paris, France
www.catherineputman.com
Frederic Poincelet; convocation.
Until 16 Mar
HAUGESUND BILLEDGALLERI
Erling Skjalgssonsgt. 4. Postboks 147.
5501 HAUGESUND. Norway
www.haugesund-billedgalleri.no/blogg-hitfestival-2019
Haugesund International Relief Print Festival (the
HIT festival).
10 May – 4 Aug
MUSEUM DER MODERNE SALZBURG
Mönchsberg 32. 5020 Salzburg, Austria
www.museumdermoderne.at
Asger Jorn: The Printmaking Work.
23 Mar – 30 Jun
PINAKOTHEK DER MODERNE
Barer Straße 40, Munich, 80333, Germany
Kiki Smith.
Until 26 May
Exhibitions: NORTH AMERICA, CANADA & AFRICA
THE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY
PRINTMAKING
Mathews Park, 299 West Avenue, Norwalk,
CT 06850. USA
Requiem for Ashokan: Kate McGloughlin.
24 Mar – 26 May
GETTY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
1200 Getty Center Drive. Los Angeles, CA
90049. USA
MONUMENTality. Includes
prints by Tacita Dean, Ed Ruscha and Mikhail Karasik.
Until April 21
MINNEAPOLIS CENTER FOR BOOK ARTS
Main Gallery, Minneapolis, USA
www.mnbookarts.org
New Works by Nooshin Hakim Javadi.
Until 17 Apr
2019 Minnesota Book Artist Award:
Works by Jody Williams.
Until 21 Apr
SAN FRANCISCO CENTER FOR THE BOOK
375 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco,
CA, USA.
www.sfcb.org
POSTED/UNPOSTED ++. A book
arts project from the Nordic countries with a special emphasis on letterpress
printing.
Until 29 Apr
WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
99 Gansevoort Street, New York, NY
10014, USA
www.whitney.org
Andy Warhol – From A to B and Back Again.
Until 31 Mar
Arts Fairs, Conferences & Festivals
ARNOLFINI
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
www.arnolfini.org.uk
BABE: Bristol Artist’s Book Event.
11am - 6pm Saturday and 11am - 5pm Sunday.
30–31 Mar
THE BALTIC
Gateshead NE8 3BA
Baltic Self-Publishing
Artists’ Market 2019.
27 Apr
THE CORONATION HALL
County Square, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12
7LZ
www.printfest.uk
Printfest 2019.
2–5 May
THE FORUM
Bethel St, Millennium Plain, Norwich
NR2 1BH
www.turnthepage.org.uk
Turn the Page Artists Book Symposium. Key
note speakers; Les Bicknell and Maria White.
16
May
Turn the Page 2019. An emphasis on structural and conceptual properties of the
book form.
17–18 May
LANDMARK ARTS CENTRE
Ferry Road, Teddington. TW11 9NN
Landmark Spring Art Fair 2019.
Including Printmaking by Jennie Ing.
17–19 May
ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS
Burlington House, Picadilly, London W1J
0BD
www.londonoriginalprintfair.com
London Original Print Fair
Unique opportunity to buy prints by
contemporary artists through to Old Masters.
25–28 Mar
TETLEY CENTRE
Hunslet Rd, Leeds LS10 1JQ
PAGES: 22nd International Contemporary Artists’ Book
Fair.
2–3 Mar