Today I stumbled across the Loop 2011 exhibition at The Gallery on Redchurch Street and spoke to the wonderful painter / printer, Professor Frank Dolphin. 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.
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