Join Professor Paul Coldwell, author of the forthcoming book – ‘Ink, Paper, Chisel, Grain; A Remarkable History of Woodcut’ for this illustrated talk exploring how artists have used the process of woodcut to shape their thinking and visualise their ideas.  Paul will delve into the way artists have found ways to make such an ancient process new and relevant through to the 21st century. 

 

Paul is a practicing artist and Emeritus Professor at UAL.  His practice includes prints, book works, sculptures, and installations. He has exhibited widely and his work held in numerous public collections. He is on the editorial board of the journal Print Quarterly and has written extensively on printmaking including on, Banksy, Kentridge, Moore, Morandi and Rego. His new book on woodcuts will be published by Penguin in September

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***Special offer for guests and visitors. Free entry to the talk and £10 discount if you take out Friends’ membership running from now to September 2026***

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