Award winning publisher and printmaker Hugh Bryden is holding a free workshop at Thomas Tosh today (Saturday 8th August).
Hugh will be showing customers the techniques of how to make simple books, such as accordion structures. He uses these techniques himself in his artists books.
Hugh will be at Thomas Tosh from 10am onwards and you are very welcome to drop in at any time.
Hugh's first week as artist in residence at Thomas Tosh has been going well. He's produced the first print proofs of linocuts whilst he's been here.
The prints are of local scenes: Penpont's war memorial, the cross at Thornhill, and Mennock Bridge. They are great depictions of familiar places, which haven't been portrayed in linocut before.
Hugh has created strong, fresh images--with twists you'd expect from this award-winning printmaker.
For example, there's the barbed wire running along the wall behind the war memorial in his Penpont print. That's a literal representation of what you see, but you'd probably miss it if you visited the memorial. Hugh's work makes this echo of the trenches stand out.
Hugh will be holding more workshops later this month, and will be at TT every Tuesday as well.
The gallery page has more details.
Sorry I missed this, away in London. More dates please!
ReplyDeleteHi Titus,
ReplyDeleteLots more workshops. Why not come this Saturday 22nd at 11am or 2pm. Then there is the poetry pamphlet making on Saturday 29th, which should be a three-line whip for you.
Paul at Tosh
Cheers! I'll be there! I was there!
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