Photopolymer

Media Dimensions: 40 x 31 cm

Image Dimensions: 26 x 15 cm

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C. Alan is a British artist and printmaker who studied at the Royal College of Art. His practice combines traditional etching, meticulous drawing and carefully constructed colour with a contemporary interest in satire, idiom and the absurd. Influenced by the graphic traditions of Goya, Hogarth and Gillray, C. Alan is interested in the way familiar phrases, social conventions and everyday anxieties can be transformed through visual metaphor. Animals frequently appear as surrogates for human behaviour: comic, vulnerable, threatening or strangely dignified. His images often begin with an idiom or familiar turn of phrase, which is then disrupted and reimagined to create an ambiguous visual narrative. Working through the slow, materially demanding processes of intaglio printmaking, C. Alan brings historical techniques into dialogue with contemporary image culture. Humour and apparent absurdity operate as points of entry, while beneath the surface the work explores power, vulnerability, human relationships and the unstable boundary between comedy and unease.

Photopolymer

Media Dimensions: 30 x 40 x 0.1 cm

Image Dimensions: 21 x 30 cm

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Theadora Ballantyne-Way (1988) is an artist based in the UK, previously a VJ working in electronic club culture, alternative spaces which later informed her practice as an artist. Working in photomontage, print, video and painting B-Way is heavily influenced by the Surrealist movement and animism. She plays with scale creating new dystopias and meaning with everyday and symbolic objects. B-Way's work has been widely exhibited in the UK, including the International Original Print Exhibition at Bankside Gallery, London, and the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, London, on several occasions. She has also exhibited in Kyoto, Japan with Goldsmiths University in 2019 and won first prize at the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists Print Prize in 2022. Her work has been included in publications including Printmaking Today and is held in several notable collections including the V&A Museum, London.

Lithograph

Media Dimensions: 25 x 35 cm

Image Dimensions: 3.5 x 8.5 cm

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Charlotte Brown lives and works in London, UK. Her work utilises etching and lithography to explore the weight and worth of family relationships through objects. She employs traditional techniques which are often laborious and painstaking in their execution to explore themes of familial inheritance and relationships, invested objects and heirlooms, and Freudian psychologies. Printmaking and casting as iterative and reproductive processes refer to ideas surrounding generational inheritance of physical traits and objects. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2012 and recently completed an MA in Academic Practice at UAL.

Screenprint

Media Dimensions: 50 x 50 cm

Image Dimensions: 30 x 27 cm

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Charles Edgar is an emerging artist based in South East London. His work combines bold colour, striking portraiture and graphic composition to create prints that use humour and irony to explore contemporary culture, consumerism and social commentary. Largely self-taught, Edgar developed his practice in a shared studio in Hackney before establishing his own print studio in Croydon. Since becoming captivated by the screenprinting process, he has built a growing body of work that has been exhibited in galleries and exhibitions across London.

Woodcut

Media Dimensions: 24 x 21 x 3 cm

Image Dimensions: 24 x 21 cm

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Jake Garfield (b. 1990) is a London-based artist working across printmaking, drawing and painting. Boxers, pictures within pictures and damask patterns are recurring motifs in a practice that reflects on themes of masculinity, artistic persona and selfhood. Jake’s work has been acquired by major institutions including the British Museum, the Royal Collection, Fitzwilliam Museum, Pallant House Gallery and the V&A Museum.

Etching (Aquatint)

Media Dimensions: 28 x 32 x 0.1 cm

Image Dimensions: 12 x 13 cm

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Julie Ann Haines practice captures fleeting, solitary moments in the urban spaces close to where she lives. Working across multi plate colour etching, lithography and monotype, she focuses on singular motifs to depict starkly illuminated and unpeopled views that reflect the stuff of everyday life. Her practice contemplates quiet moments in the private spaces of others and explores ideas of presence and absence, memory and identity, the transient and imperfect nature of living. She is asking questions about the structures we build, the objects we collect and the traces we leave behind. Haines graduated from Norwich School of Art with a BA Hons in Fine Art Painting and later joined the Graphic Studio Dublin in 2013. Awards include Arts Council of Ireland Agility Award 2024 and Royal Hibernian Academy Print Prize 2025. Her work has been exhibited in the Royal Hibernian Academy, Royal Ulster Academy and Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2022/25. Other exhibitions include the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2022/25/26, National Gallery of Ireland, Silent City, 2024, IOPE, Bankside Gallery London 2022. Her work is in the collection of Arts Council N. Ireland, British Library, National Gallery of Ireland, National Library of Ireland and Office of Public Works.

Photo Etching (Photopolymer)

Media Dimensions: 40 x 52 x 0.1 cm

Image Dimensions: 30 x 42 cm

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Lindsey’s creative practice explores the relationship between printmaking and photography. Working with photopolymer etching plates, she achieves rich textures and continuous tones that honour traditional printmaking techniques while embracing modern technological possibilities. She welcomes both the technical challenges and serendipitous discoveries that are integral to printmaking, allowing these unexpected moments to guide and enrich her artistic exploration. Lindsey’s work captures the impact of light across two distinct yet interconnected themes. She enjoys capturing the grandeur of historically significant buildings and educational spaces—places that house collections fostering learning and discovery. In parallel, her Daily Rituals series reveals the intimate poetry of everyday moments through photogravures where reflective surfaces become vessels for overlooked compositions. These surfaces capture fragments of their surroundings—fleeting reflections of spaces and moments in time that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Whether documenting monumental architecture or intimate domestic scenes, her work consistently uncovers the extraordinary within both institutional and everyday spaces. ​Lindsey has a work space at The Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool

Etching

Media Dimensions: 0.4 x 0.5 cm

Image Dimensions: 25 x 33 cm

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Nebbia’s practice includes painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and photography. Her work evolves through process and explores relationships and how we occupy space,. It considers differing perspectives, cultures and histories, with references to landscape, the city, architecture and geography on macro and micro levels. Light plays an important part in providing apertures of spaces; both individual and collective. The work on display was started first by making multiple ceramic pieces in the studio with porcelain and vulcan clay. From these pieces, further drawings and paintings were created with photography to create compositions which investigated the simple formal relationships between the ceramic works, from which developed these etchings. Through the process of making and the use of materials, something occurs that distils the initial starting point and creates the dialogue.

Aquatint (Etching)

Media Dimensions: 39 x 30 cm

Image Dimensions: 30 x 23 cm

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Andrey Novikov is a contemporary artist working across painting and mezzotint printmaking. His practice explores psychological space, memory, and the fragile relationship between the individual and the environments they inhabit. Rather than constructing linear narratives, his works create emotionally charged situations that invite quiet observation and personal interpretation. Alongside large-scale paintings, Novikov has developed an extensive body of mezzotints, attracted by the medium's unique capacity for light, atmosphere, and subtle tonal transitions. The slow, demanding process of mezzotint mirrors his interest in contemplation and careful image construction, allowing ordinary scenes to acquire a quiet psychological presence. His work has been exhibited internationally, including solo museum exhibitions and selected contemporary art fairs and open exhibitions. Whether working in paint or print, Novikov is interested in creating images that reward prolonged looking and remain open to multiple readings rather than offering fixed conclusions.

Media Dimensions: 34 x 45 cm

Image Dimensions: 22 x 30 cm

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Rudolph Taylor is an artist and printmaker whose work expands on how classical representation can be used to show an increasingly global and multicultural world. Through the use of archives and his skills as collaborative printmaker, Rudolph uses collage and drawing to reinterpret classical western art to reflect the world today. Mixing up bodies with clothing and objects from across the world and centuries he depicts the complexity of being multiracial, while also creating a space in which these individuals can exist in the fullness of their multifaceted identities. Rudolph has exhibited work all over the United States and in the UK and has works in collections such as the Lake Effect Editions archive, Tamarind Institute archives, and the British Museum.