A Weekend at Spike Print Honest, from Studio to Stand

What does it take to get a printmaker’s work from the studio to a busy artwork honest? Lisa Takahashi takes listeners behind the scenes, from planning and preparation to establishing a stand and listening to from fellow exhibitors.

This episode is a part of Ask An Artist, a sequence from the Jackson’s Artwork Podcast hosted by Lisa Takahashi. Lisa is a British-Japanese artist-printmaker, author, and founding father of Isle Print Studio, the place she teaches reduction printmaking strategies.

On this episode, Lisa shares the realities of getting ready for an artwork honest as a printmaker, together with deciding on and transporting authentic prints, framing and presentation, establishing a show, pricing art work, and speaking to guests. Recorded over the course of the weekend, it affords an perception into the ambiance of a recent print honest. It additionally reveals the work that goes into exhibiting and promoting authentic linocuts, woodcuts, display screen prints, and different types of authentic printmaking. Alongside the way in which, Lisa displays on the neighborhood surrounding printmaking and what it’s prefer to take work out of the studio and into the general public.

This episode options conversations with:

James Inexperienced: A display screen and reduction print artist whose work explores panorama and nature-based topics.

Steph Renshaw: A multidisciplinary printmaker whose work depicts the pure world.

Ben Goodman: A wooden engraver specialising in multilayered discount portraits.

This podcast was written, recorded, and produced by the Jackson’s Workforce.

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