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exhibition at a new gallery in Edgbaston, Bir­ SWl. The first publication by Nigel Greenwood The Printmakers Workshop of 46 Victoria
mingham, and will be showing a wide range of Inc Ltd have been portfolios by John Walker and Street, Edinburgh 1, was formed as a gallery/work­
graphic work throughout December. Keith Milow published in November 1969. The shop in June 1967 to offer facilities for professional
next publication will be 3-D Maze by Malcolm printmaking to artists working in Scotland. Artists
Motif Editions of 58 Frith Street, W l have pro­ Carder, to be a joint publication with Germany. work on the premises under the direction of a
duced lithographs in conjunction with various !CA resident printmaker with four presses and other
exhibitions: Cybernetic Serendipity-The Computer and Peters burg Press of 36 St Petersburg Place, W2. facilities available at a nominal rate. The Work­
the Arts, seven computer graphics, the British Forthcoming portfolio publications for 1970 shop does not commission although member's work
Painters exhibition, lithographs by Patrick Caul­ include: Sieves with Dust Raising by Marcel Duchamp, is published within the permanent collection.
field, David Hockney, Allen Jones and Peter Plwtograph Album by Richard Hamilton, .Z,EAP and Future activities include the formation of a summer
Phillips, and the Obsessive Image lithographs by Katzville M.I.J. by Eduardo Paolozzi, Six Stories course to be run under the direction of artists/
Jann Haworth, Allen Jones and Richard Lindner. from the Brothers Grimm by David Hockney, Seed printmakers in lithography and etching, com­
Motif Editions are now producing a new series of Catalogue by Jim Dine, Poems of Loforgue by Patrick mencingJ uly 1970.
Food Synaesthetics by Michael English: a limited series Caulfield, Songs of Gerry Lieber by Richard Smith,
of lithographs concerned with the tactile and Piccadilly by Diter Rot. Recent publications include Graphics Reese Palley 1915 The Boardwalk,
erotic qualities of food. Michael English is also the following works by Jim Dine: Cincinnati I and II, Atlantic City, New Jersey and 140 Maiden Lane,
working on a giant comic book called Amen to be two original lithographs, both editions of 75; and San Francisco, California, began its o:areer in 1969
published next year. Already arranged for 1970 is a Four Palettes, a series of 4 palettes: an etching, a with the publication of the Richard Fiscus Litho­
series of lithographs by Picasso, multiples com­ multiple, a lithograph and a screenprint, each in graph Route 1, No 1, followed shortly thereafter by
missioned from Peter Blake, and the first ever sale an edition of 75-the lithograph and etching were Jerrold Ballaine's Air-Tite series-both done in
of original computer graphics. printed at the studios of Grafica Uno in Milan; collaboration with the Mourlot Studio. Now in
the scri;:enprint in London by Kelpra Studios; the production are a suite of four by Mel Ramos and a
Neuendorf Verlag of 2 Hamburg 13, Werder­ multiple hand-painted by the artist. suite of five by Joe Goode. Future pi.ans include a
strasse 32 have published editions by Jim Dine, multiple by Billy Al Bengston, two serigraphs
Robert Graham, Richard Hamilton, Claes Olden­ The Print Workshop of 28 Charlotte St. W l . by Edward Ruscha and a portfolio by Lowell
burg, Bridget Riley, Colin Self. Recent publica­ During the summer Birgit Skiold has been engaged Nesbitt.
tions include: Colour Rooms by Robert Graham in a on printing a series of relief-etchings based on seven
portfolio with 6 colour etchings, edition of 65 short poems by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Chimes. Richard Feigen Graphics of 25 East 77th Street,
signed and numbered; by the same artist, Long • This book is being published in an edition of 75 New York 10021, began their 1969-'70 season with
Room, colour etching in a signed and numbered copies by Circle Press Publications. Ron King will the publication of relief prints by Omar Rayo. A
edition of 65, and Seft Orange, a super-8mm colour shortly be carrying out in the Workshop a series of full colour catalogue-folio illustrating the limited
film lasting five minutes; Richard Hamilton's lithographed masks based on photo-collage which editions of original lithographs, silkscreens and
Bathers 'B', dye transfer in five colours in a signed will be incorporated into a new book to be pub­ multiple objects published by Rkhard Feigen
and numbered edition of 75 and ·Vignette, dye trans­ lished in the near future. George Johanson from Graphics is available. New portfolim, of prints and
fer in three colours, in a signed and numbered Portland, Oregon, has also come to work at the objects are scheduled for publication this year.
edition of 50-both works have been published this Print Workshop. He is over in this country on an Recent publications include an embossed litho­
year in collaboration with the Petersburg Press. Art Advocate sponsorship under which he con­ graph by Richard Smith in an edition of 70 and a
tracts with a number of subscribers to undertake a silkscreen with collage by Adja Yunkers in an
Nigel Greenwood Inc Ltd of 46 Cadogan Lane, series of prints in an edition of 30. edition of 125. 0

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