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Printmakers Reopens

Over the last few months Birmingham Printmakers have been relocating from the old Birmingham Artists building on Lee Bank to their new home at 90 Floodgate Street, Digbeth. The move has been documented by BPM member and technician Phil Wilkinson over January and February who also informs us the grand opening will take place on […]

By Pete Ashton | Posted March 23, 2008 in Printmaking | Comments (0)

Printmaking symposium recording

Over on the Ikon site there’s a 1hr45m recording of a symposium on printmaking that took place on Feb 20th.
Ikon and Birmingham City University School of Art co-hosted a lively roundtable discussion about the nature of contemporary printmaking. The implications of digital technology were considered not just in terms of production, but also its […]

By Pete Ashton | Posted February 24, 2008 in Podcasting, Printmaking | Comments (0)

Phil Wilkinson

Phil Wilkinson is a Birmingham based printmaker and painter.
I work in a variety of media from woodcut prints and drypoint etchings, through collographs, monoprints and photoetchings, to pen and wash and acrylic. In the near future I hope to add wood engraving to this range. With a contemporary eye, I tackle landscape and local […]

By Pete Ashton | Posted June 2, 2007 in Art, Printmaking | Comments (2)
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