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Meet digital artist, Christine Wilkinson
Reading time: 3 mins
Christine’s passion for digital manipulation began at art college in the 1970s, where she queued to use the school’s first photocopier, proceeding to photocopy soup cans in a Warholesque manner. We visited Christine to learn more about her intuitive process and her endless inspirations, including colour and artists, in this joy-filled interview.
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Barbara Hepworth: Master of Modern Sculpture
Reading time: 2 mins
Learn more about the master of sculpture’s extraordinary life and work, including her works on paper that we’re proud to publish in partnership with The Hepworth Wakefield, in the second of our masters series spotlights.
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What is a screen print? We talk to screen printing duo, Shoji Silkscreen
Reading time: 5 mins
Alex and Joe are passionate about screen printing, from ancient processes to creating innovative modern techniques. Join us as we chat to them in their new studio at our Newhaven workshop.
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Exhibitions opening this February
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Discover the exciting exhibitions opening this month at Tate St. Ives, The Courtauld, National Portrait Gallery and Tate Modern.
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Félix Vallotton: Master of modern woodcut
Reading time: 1 min
Inspired by Japanese Ukiyo-e woodcut prints, Félix Vallotton created witty and satirical prints of Parisian society at the Fin de Siècle. Learn more about the master of modern woodcut, and the themes behind his distinctive works.
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We talk to Eric Mourlot about his family’s historic print studio
Reading time: 4 mins
Join us as we talk to Eric about the history of l’Atelier Mourlot, and the leading artists who worked with them to produce the now highly collectible posters in the Galerie Mourlot collection.
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We visit renowned sculptor Nigel Hall RA at his studio
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Join us as we talk to Nigel Hall RA about his accomplished career, his current solo exhibition at Towner Eastbourne and the limited editions published by K&M to coincide with the retrospective.
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Pablo Picasso – A printmaker’s journey from l’Atelier Mourlot to Imprimerie Arnéra
Reading time: 1 min
To coincide with The British Museum’s previous exhibition ‘Picasso Printmaker’, we recap the artists time producing lithograph and linocut prints at prestigious studios l’Atelier Mourlot and Imprimerie Arnéra.
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Our team’s favourite artworks
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Each month we ask a member of the K&M team to share their favourite artwork and the reasons why they love it so much. Here’s our latest roundup.
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We catch up with Ele Pack
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To coincide with her latest fine art print release, we caught up with abstract artist Ele Pack where she discusses inspiration, and creating a truthful visual language.
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A year in publishing 2024: Our curatorial team’s highlights
Reading time: 7 mins
Join us as we speak to our curatorial team about their favourite moments in publishing from the last year.
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Exhibitions to see this winter with a National Art Pass
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Discover top exhibitions to see this winter selected by our friends at Art Fund – including Vogue: Inventing the Runway at Lightroom and Forbidden Territories at The Hepworth Wakefield.
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We catch up with Liz West
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We caught up with Liz to discuss her limited edition ‘Pick & Mix’, her exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and her festive installation at Kings Cross’ Granary Square for Christmas 2024.
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A look back at the ‘Frank Bowling OBE RA: Selected Prints’ private view night, held at Brixton Library
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A photographic roundup of the wonderful night, including the special edition prints on display, a speech from Frank’s son, Ben Bowling and more.
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A Surrealist state of mind: 100 years of Surrealism
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To mark the centenary of André Breton’s Surrealist Manifesto, we take a look at how the nonsensical and sometimes whimsical art movement has influenced literature, film and art, since its inception.