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149. Louise Grimshaw, The Money Trap (detail), 2022, CMYK silkscreen printing on 42gsm Kozo paper, pine, spring wire, craft paper, acrylics, MDF, 8 x 18 x 2 cm each, full display dimensions variable. Photograph by Laura Sykes. An artwork made of mousetraps painted to look like bank notes. Print pioneers push the artform to new places

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Print pioneers push the artform to new places

14 July 2022

A new exhibition at Mundaring Arts Centre is shaking up the art of printmaking, and Jaimi Wright loves to see it.

Kati Thamo’s solo exhibition Wingspan – taking flight, taking shelter, The Goods Shed, 2022. Photography by Sundae Studio. (2) Printmaker spreads her wings on fantastic journey

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Printmaker spreads her wings on fantastic journey

7 June 2022

Kati Thamo’s stunning solo exhibition has an old-world sensibility, but its themes of displacement and journeys are pertinent for our times, writes Craig McKeough.

Angela Ferolla (WA)
1000 to 1, 2019
shapewell fabric and screenprinting ink
unique state print
300 x 110cm
Angela Ferolla (WA) 1000 to 1, 2019 shapewell fabric and screenprinting ink unique state print 300 x 110cm A feast of print

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A feast of print

11 October 2019

The Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award · Fremantle Arts Centre · Review by Jess Boyce · The Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, now in its 44th …

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Print pioneers push the artform to new places

Printmaker spreads her wings on fantastic journey

A feast of print

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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