LOOP 2013

The Gallery in Redchurch Street

50 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DP

Tuesday 18 – Sunday 23 June 2013, 11am – 6.00pm
Private View: Thursday 20 June, 6.30-9.00pm
Closing Party: Sunday 23 June 1.30-4.30pm

LOOP, an artist-led initiative highlighting the variety
and vitality of contemporary print, holds its annual exhibition
at The Gallery in Redchurch Street this summer.

LOOP has held eight exhibitions since 2006, bringing together recent graduates and established artists who have exhibited internationally, set up print studios or pursued teaching careers. LOOP is artist-led, and encourages creative freedom by offering artists with a background in print the opportunity to show their most recent work in any media. The focus has been on print, and the variety and vitality of contemporary print has been evident in all the LOOP exhibitions.

LOOP2013 will show the work of 17 artists:

Kirsten Baskett, Alice Valentina Biga, Anthony Broad, Lynne Blackburn, Ian Brown, Frank Dolphin, Marianne Ferm, Heather Meyerratken, Jane Lacy Hodge, Julie Hoyle, Samuel Lawson, Scarlett Massel, Ann Norfield, Sumi Perera, Annee Robson, John Tate, and Susan Williams.

www.loopartists.org.uk
arts@openpage.org.uk

LOOP, an artist-led initiative highlighting the variety
and vitality of contemporary print, holds its annual exhibition
at Bankside Gallery this autumn.

LOOP brings recent graduates together with established artists who have exhibited internationally, set up print studios or pursued teaching careers.
In seven exhibitions since 2006, LOOP has shown the creative energy of print across a wide range of practices. LOOP encourages creative freedom by offering artists working in print the opportunity to show their individual subject matter in their choice of media, encompassing the oldest print technology through to the most recent digital developments.

LOOP2012 will show the work of 25 artists:
Anthony Broad, Lynne Blackburn, Ian Brown, Gloria Ceballos, Frank Dolphin,
Marianne Ferm, Jane Lacy Hodge, Julie Hoyle, Ursula Kelly, Samuel Lawson,
Gail Mallatratt, Scarlett Massel, Ann Norfield, Nigel Oxley, Elizabeth Peer,
Sumi Perera, Annee Robson, Handan Sadikoglu, Preeti Sood, Terry Steckler,
Eric Storey, Maki Takizawa, John Tate, Susan Turner and Susan Williams.

www.loopartists.org.uk
arts@openpage.org.uk

LOOP2011

The Gallery in Redchurch Street

50 Redchurch Street, London, E2 7DP

11 – 16 October 2011

Opening hours: 11 am – 6.30 pm daily

Private view: Thursday 13 October 6.30 – 9.30 pm

Closing Party: Sunday 16 October 1.30 to 4.30 6.30 – 9.30 pm

Following seven well-received exhibitions of new art in print since 2005, and the highly successful LOOP at Bankside this past spring, LOOP will be exhibiting at The Gallery in Redchurch Street in October.

As an artist-led initiative highlighting the variety and vitality of contemporary print, LOOP encourages creative freedom by offering artists working in print the opportunity to show their individual subject matter in their choice of media, from the oldest print technology to the most recent digital developments. It brings together recent graduates with more established artists who have exhibited internationally, set up print studios or pursued teaching careers.

LOOP2011 will show the work of 16 artists: Anna Alcock, Daniel Alexander, Anthony Broad, Ian Brown, Frank Dolphin, Erica Donovan, Marianne Ferm, Jane Lacy Hodge, Gail Mallatratt, Scarlett Massel, Ann Norfield, Handan Sadikoglu, Kitty Reford, Terry Steckler, John Tate and Susan Turner.

info@loopartists.org.co.uk
tel: 07753686331

LOOP at BANKSIDE 2011

Bankside Gallery

48 Hopton Street, London, SE1 9JH

19^th-25^th April 2011

Opening hours: 11am – 6 pm daily

Private view: Tuesday 19^th April 6.30 – 9.30 pm

LOOP, an artist-led initiative, will show recent work at Bankside Gallery in April.

LOOP exhibitions show an exciting mix of new work from a group of practicing printmakers, and demonstrate the variety and vitality of contemporary print. LOOP encourages creative freedom by offering artists who work in print the opportunity to present their individual subject matter and choice of media.

The link between the artists taking part is a background at Camberwell School of Art, one of the foremost centres for printmaking in the UK.

Started by artist John Tate in 2005, LOOP has organised yearly exhibitions of print in London, at the Menier Gallery, at Bankside Gallery (2007), at the Clifford Chance gallery in Canary Wharf, and at The Gallery in Redchurch Street (2009).