Pam Mulholland studied printmaking at Curwen Print Study Centre, graduating in 2021 and revels in roaming across all that print has to offer. She is particularly drawn to Monoprinting due to its transient nature, developing families of prints rather than editions. She describes herself as a choir rather than having a single artistic voice as her practice changes with the season and what life throws her way. She likes work that feels restorative and uplifting so is often drawn to nature as a subject. Pam is a second career artist who is loving the release of her new print life. When asked what her favourite process is, she usually says ‘the one I am exploring right now’ as everything feels fresh and exciting as an emerging artist. You can find her leaning in to sustainable and reusable materials losing herself for hours in the mark making or catch her in high energy mode printing fast and instinctively. Pam is a resident artist in a Chelmsford gallery, and regular exhibits in the South East and Cornwall.
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Monotype Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 30 x 40cm
Pam Mulholland studied printmaking at Curwen Print Study Centre, graduating in 2021 and revels in roaming across all that print has to offer. She is particularly drawn to Monoprinting due to its transient nature, developing families of prints rather than editions. She describes herself as a choir rather than having a single artistic voice as her practice changes with the season and what life throws her way. She likes work that feels restorative and uplifting so is often drawn to nature as a subject. Pam is a second career artist who is loving the release of her new print life. When asked what her favourite process is, she usually says ‘the one I am exploring right now’ as everything feels fresh and exciting as an emerging artist. You can find her leaning in to sustainable and reusable materials losing herself for hours in the mark making or catch her in high energy mode printing fast and instinctively. Pam is a resident artist in a Chelmsford gallery, and regular exhibits in the South East and Cornwall.
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