Printmaking Today - Winter 2009 - Issue 72



Year 2009
Volume 18
Issue 72

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Contents Volume 18 Winter 2009 Issue 72


PROFILES
Artist Regina Silveira's print installations turns galleries into surprisingly dreamlike illusionistic environments, says Alexia Tala of this significant Brazilian artist's work

Artist Orit Hofshi's monumental, woodcut landscapes are making a powerful impression in Israel's musuems, write Ruhti Ofek and Meira Perry-Lehmann

Artist's Eye Fiona Hepburn on screenprinted 3D fungal flwoer urchins

Artist Edgar Holloway RE, best known for his etched self-portraits, was the last of a historically significant generation of printmakers consides Robert Meyrick

Artist Lynne Avadenka's artist's books make subtle visual connections between language and culture. Nancy Campbell visits her in her Michigan home/studio

Artist's Eye Tobias Till ARE's Westway depicts a London quirky contraditions

HISTORY

International Visiting the Bristihs Musuem's latest print show, Jim Anderson RE assesses Mexico's vigorous print tradition that includes Posada and Rivera

COLLECTING

Private Collector David King's Russian graphics show with his new book Tate

TECHNICAL
Gyotaku Rachel Ramirez on the ancient Japanese art of printing from dead fish

Digital Wet Transfer Janet Curley Cannon's new frontiers in digital printing

PRACTICAL
Press Engineering Ken Fackrell on making his own wooden etching press

Education David Ferry RE descirbes his plans for print at Cardiff School of Art


REGULARS

Letters
Printmaker's Diary Artists travels from Europe and China
Cuttings
Listings
Artists' Books
Opportunities
Resources
Book Reviews