Getting up Close to Printmaking
In September, LOOP:Artists in Print will be holding its 20th Anniversary exhibition! LOOP’s thirty-two artists aim to bring their audience closer to the joy of seeing prints at close range, so they price their work reasonably and are delighted to be showing again at the easily accessible Bankside Gallery, close to Tate Modern. Visitors will receive a warm welcome, with a full programme of printmakers demonstrating their working processes throughout the exhibition.

Special guest Oona Grimes RA will open the show, and the evening will also feature a performance piece from artist Fungai Marima. LOOP Artists in Print was founded in 2005 by MA graduates from Camberwell School of Art, and this year includes a tribute to LOOP’s founder John Tate. LOOP is proud to continue the Camberwell connection, and every year invites a new MA graduate to exhibit with them.

LOOP is excited to welcome several new exhibitors this year, and the show will be full of surprises as each artist presents a new body of work. Printing on found materials, manipulating surfaces to make 3D forms, etching in remote landscapes, combining digitised imagery with collage, these are some of the processes explored by LOOP artists in their latest prints as they continue to find new ways to examine and record responses to a changing world.

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Exhibiting Artists
Sue Baker-Kenton / Lynne Blackburn / Tony Broad / Andrew Carter / Sandra Daniel-Yanya / Frank Dolphin / Marianne Ferm RE / Scott Freeland / Ute Haring / Joan Higgins / Jane Lacy Hodge / Brian D Hodgson / Julie Hoyle / Fabienne Khial / Ky Lewis / Zoltan Marfy / Fungai Marima / Tanaka Mazivanhanga / Maya McMahon-Boon / Ros Morley / Ulla Neureiter / Ann Norfield / Jo Okell / Dr Ralph Overill / Sumi Perera RE / Janet Sang ARE / Jane Sasanow / Pete Shuttleworth / Rowan Siddons / Alex Sivov / Maki Takizawa / John Tate / Tricia Torrington / Susie Turner / Minglu Zhang (Camberwell Prize Winner)

Admission Free