THE ART OF COLLABORATION

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The Art of Collaboration is a celebration of over 40 years of artistic partnerships with giants of the British and international art world, featuring work by 21 Royal Academicians. An exhibition that documents a timeless medium and The Print Studio history, collaboration being a key element in the process.

1 March - 19 May

The Heong Gallery, Downing College

Featured Artists: Peter Blake, Susan Hiller, Antony Gormley, Richard Long, Eduardo Paolozzi, Cornelia Parker, Alison Wilding, and Paula Rego, to name but a few.

‘The day to day reality is one of dirty hands, bad backs, beautiful colours, seductive papers and, above all surprises from the artists, those magicians. That's why one does this stuff; This Is Important.’

Kip Gresham

See below for further details. More information can be found upon The Heong Gallery website here. To find the venue, enter the Main Gate on Regent Street (to see a map of the College grounds follow this link)

Dr Prerona Prasad - the excellent curator of the show - is holding free tours 'after hours’ on two further occasions, each session exploring a theme surrounding the exhibition. On Wednesday 3rd April, the evening will focus conversation upon the history of Screen printing and its transition as an art form. Wednesday 17th April will explore originality and editioning of prints.

WEDS 3rd April 6PM: FROM LOW ART TO ART FORM

WEDS 17th April 6PM: ORIGINAL MULTIPLES


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Saturday 27th April

Associated with the Art of Collaboration exhibition at the Heong Gallery, an exciting day-long event is happening at the Howard Theatre, Downing College. It includes talks on printmaking, the artists who make prints, and the future of the artist’s print.

Confirmed speakers include:

Kip Gresham Master Printer, The Print Studio, Cambridge

Dr Jean Khalfa Senior Lecturer in French, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge

Nigel Hall RA Sculptor, Printmaker, Member of the Royal Academy of Arts

Peter Griffin Painter and Printmaker associated with folios of works by Pablo Neruda, José Ortega y Gasset and others

Jim Butler Course Leader MA Illustration and Book Arts, Cambridge School of Art (ARU) and Artist

Elenor Ling Research Assistant (Prints), Paintings, Drawings & Prints, The Fitzwilliam Museum

Alex Calinescu Painter and Printmaker

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