Conrad Atkinson: Thanx Joseph

Conrad Atkinson: Thanx JosephConrad Atkinson was born in Cumbria in 1940 and worked as a teacher and artist using a varied range of media. He gained degrees from Carlisle College of Art, Liverpool College of Art and the Royal Academy Schools between 1957 and 1965, later winning a Granada Fellowship. This print is in the Tate collection. Presented by the artist, Peacock Printmakers, Aberdeen and the Ronald Feldman Gallery 1988. Paper Size: 102. 5 x 76. 5 cm Medium: Screenprint on

printmaking

In 'Busy Lizzie' she has harnessed the procedural method of printmaking to her own ends and created a spectacle that is vividly alive and ultimately moving

The resulting images jump off the page

I thought about preparing sections on tracing paper and applying them piece by piece as I did with the mural work for Shrimpy's restaurant in London

He gained degrees from Carlisle College of Art

Bronzing and Etching

Johnston is interested in the ways that spatial depth is experienced and marked out

Glasgow and Inverness

he has made over 60 different images and editions in lithography

Ian Howard explores the theme of ideas in opposition: orthodoxy and heresy

- Alan Woods from 'The Artist As Voyager' New work by Richard Demarco & Will Maclean publication produced by Peacock

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