This free exhibition celebrates the best in contemporary printmaking and The Ink on Paper Press, founded in Wiltshire by artist Amy-Jane Blackhall. This will be the third and final exhibition in our special series displaying works from the Golder-Thompson Gift to Chippenham Museum.
Blackhall trained under Master Printer Jack Shirreff at 107 Workshop in Shaw, where she worked on editions for renowned artists such as Howard Hodgkin and Gillian Ayres. The etching press that stands at the heart of the studio came from 107 Workshop.
All the works featured in the exhibition were printed at The Ink on Paper Press. Works by Royal Academicians Emma Stibbon and Ann Christopher will be shown alongside other innovative printmakers including Celia Cook, Ian Chamberlain, and the late Michael Pennie. All of the prints on show were recently acquired through the Golder-Thompson Gift to Chippenham Museum in Memory of Arthur Norman.
This will be the third and final exhibition in our special series displaying works from the Golder-Thompson Gift. Marking the prominence of printmaking in this corner of Wiltshire, the gift spans one hundred years of printmaking from 1920 to the present day.
To accompany the exhibition, there will be a programme of workshops and events. More information can be found on the ‘What’s On’ page of our website.
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