LPW Members Exhibition
Framing two etchings from early in 2024 for the exhibition
which opens 25 October.
La Fileuse
Selecting images and texts of Wip
for Ivan Polliart & Valery Pelletier as they prepare
the La Fileuse Residency Yearbook 2024.
Willoughby Memorial Trust
A first research visit for an upcoming project to explore the library and archive.
Bird Box Gallery
This small painting is heading to Cambridge for the 2024 Art Trail.
Running September and October.
Common Ground
In May I was amongst the first group of rurally based artists and curators invited to participate in Common Good - a weekend of collaborative making, building new relationships, growing networks, showcasing, reflecting and support. The project was conceived and realised by Kate Genever and Soraya Smithson. Participating artists; Andrew Bracey, Laura Mabbutt, Jayne Cooper, Steve Pool, Tiffany Arntson and David Gilbert.
Ateliers du Grand Est Project
This year the project brings together 43 local arts organisations who organise open days for fine artists and makers from the Grand Est region.
‘Artist workshops are also an opportunity to defend artistic creation and show the best of our territory.’
Residency 2024
At the beginning of March I began a two month residency at La Fileuse, Reims working alongside 14 other French / international artists. The studio space is vast so I planned to work on large scale work which presents a logistical challenge in my own studio.
Letterpress
Experimenting to develop an additional element in the ever expanding
Tools and Utility Project.
Introduction to Letterpress with Theo Miller
Bookbinding: Boxmaking
Six weeks of precision and concentration with Ina Baumeister
exploring the mysteries of box making.
LPW Members Exhibition
An interesting day with Soraya Smithson sorting through our Frans Masereel collective residency experiments. Images made as we began developing a project about the operation of everyday language and its use to curtail and contain.
Alayrac Residency 2023
Dekkle Printmaking Studio
Excited to be making a trip to Dekkle Printmaking Studio in Baldock, Hertfordshire
I am working on their supersize Aubert Press to take some final proofs of two new large scale steel etching plates
April 2023
In conversation: Residencies
A networking event at LPW for members and studio holders
Frans Masereel Collective Residency
10 days of experimentation and new technical challenges alongside 6 artists from Belgium, France and Holland.
La Fileuse Drawing Residency
August in northern France is quiet and the studio is vast. Space to work and time to think.
Glasgow Women’s Library
A July trip to the Glasgow Women’s Library with Soraya Smithson
to discuss our ideas and our forthcoming collaborative project about language.
La Fileuse, Reims
Beginning to focus possible explorations for August/ September residency. It will come around quickly.
Collective Residency November 2022
Excited to have been accepted to visit Frans Masereel Centrum, Belgium with Soraya Smithson as we develop a new collaborative print project
Forward Broadcast by Keith Allott playing at Leicester Print Workshop 20th & 21st November 2021
LPW Gallery
From Friday 12 November
.Pressing On, Pandemic Printing is a celebration of our member’s work and an opportunity to come together in collaboration and cooperation.
Exhibiting Artists:
Sally Adkins - Jonathan Archard - Kate Hodges -Anne Jacob -Kate Fortune Jones
Sue Baker Kenton - Lutz Luithlen - Soraya Smithson - Andrew Witt - Claire Morris Wright
Delighted that Held Within a new small scale painting will get its first outing in this exhibition
September Artist Residency Alayrac, France
Drawing Residency
Mon 23rd – Friday 27th August
Leicester Print Workshop, 50 St Georges Street, LE1 1QG
Forward Broadcast Closing Event:
Talk & Tours
Join us for an exhibition closing event on Sunday 22 August. Meet the artist and learn more about the exhibition at one of our artist talk and exhibition tours.
These will take place at:
11.30am – 12pm
2pm – 2.30pm
3.30pm – 4pm
Booking advisable. Please email k.kneller@leicesterworkshop.com or call Leicester Print Workshop on 0116 251 4174 to specify your slot and place a booking.
Artemisia Gentileschi Self portrait as an Allegory of Painting, 1638/39
A Face of Her Own: Women Artists and Self-Portraiture
An online talk booking now.
Join Arts Society lecturer and art historian Dr. Marie-Anne Mancio for a fascinating exploration of the history of women making self-portraits.
Wednesday 25th August 6pm - 7pm. £5.00
The history of women making self-portraits can be traced at least as far back as Catharina van Hemessen's groundbreaking Self-Portrait at the Easel, 1548 and through artists like Artemisia Gentileschi, Frida Kahlo, and today's Njideka Akunyili Crosby. Whether as an advertisement for their skills, a gift for the in-laws, an exploration of a psychological or physical state, or a search for a whole new identity, women's self-portraits remain one of the most fascinating genres.
Dr. Marie-Anne Mancio is an accredited Arts Society lecturer and has taught art history and critical theory nationally and internationally for institutions like Tate, Dulwich Picture Gallery, City Lit, London Art Salon, and many more. She is a founder member of artist collective InFems and writes historical fiction.
This event accompanies the current LPW Exhibition, Forward Broadcast by Sue Baker Kenton. It will take place live via Zoom. You will receive a Zoom link in advance of the event, once your booking has been placed.
photo: Paul Lapsley
Visit Leicester Print Workshop’s Summer Exhibition, Forward Broadcast. Learn more about this immersive exhibition and join the conversation at a live-streamed Artist Talk
Exhibition Title: Forward Broadcast, Sue Baker Kenton
Exhibition Dates: Open Tuesdays – Saturdays, 10am – 4pm, until 22 August
Online Event: Artist Talk, Wednesday 21 July, 6pm – 7pm
Venue: Leicester Print Workshop (exhibition) Online (talk)
East Midlands Contemporary Visual Arts Network
SUE BAKER KENTON Artists Instagram takeover
@cvaneastmidlands
#CuratingTheEastMidlands
12 – 18 July 2021
June 2021
Accompanying the exhibition will be a series of events including; talks, discussions and workshops. Visit www.leicesterprintworkshop.com for further details.
February 2021
In the light of lockdown restrictions the 168th RWA exhibition opening has been pushed back further but will finally be able to open its doors on 17th April.
168 Annual Open Exhibition, installation view, RWA, 2021. Photos: Alice Hendy
January 2021
The start of my DYCP funded year of research & development. I am delighted to be in dialogue with Mark Devereux and Rebecca Partridge.
November 2020
A new studio and all the promise of a new creative space.
East Midlands Contemporary Visual Arts Network
ALLIGATE Artists Instagram takeover
@cvaneastmidlands #CuratingTheEastMidlands
23 – 29 November 2020
RWA 168th Annual open exhibition
Exhibition opening delayed until 5 December 2020
Two works selected and hung in the monochrome gallery
Prizewinner Exhibition, Guggleton Farm Arts
Online Artist Talk - Wednesday 14 October 7:30pm
Sue Baker Kenton will talk about her work in conversation with West Yorkshire Print Workshop’s Martyn Lucas.
LPW in Conversation: Sue Baker Kenton
Wednesday 5 February 5.30pm - 7pm
Sue Baker Kenton, will discuss her collaborative practice and the project This Mortal Envelope which can currently see in ReForm which runs until the 15 February 2020.
ReForm - Leicester Print Workshop.
16 November 2019 - 15 February 2020
The selection panel chose 657 works by 451 artists for the final exhibition. With RW Academicians exhibiting four works each.
The exhibition included two etchings Settle & Strand.
In this year’s Printfest exchange, artists from Sweden’s prestigious Algården Workshop and Gallery exhibited at the Kaleidoscope Gallery 30 April - 13 May 2019.
Selected UK artists were invited to submit works for the curated exhibition Algården Gallery 17 - 22 September 2019.
An exhibition showing work by selected artists from 2018 residencies.
Antiphony: A Call and Response
LPW Galleries & The Print Room at LCBDepot
17 November 2018 – 26 January 2019
Antiphony was a historical method of music production, whereby two sets of voices sang alternately, through a call and response. This year, members were invited to propose artwork that explored the idea of a response through time.
The imprint Chase & Plate (Sue Baker Kenton and Elizabeth Horwood) exhibited a hand-printed newspaper alongside work from 16 other artists.
An exhibition showing work by artists from 2017 residencies.
Original 200
Cupola Gallery, Sheffield
1 Sept - 14 Oct 2017
As Picasso was mixing Payne’s Grey… exhibited by Chase & Plate.
Bristol Artists Book Event
BABE at Arnolfini is organised by Arnolfini in collaboration with the Centre for Fine Print Research at UWE Bristol and the Making Books Research Centre, Bath School of Art & Design at Bath Spa University.
Small Print International
2016 - 2017
Leicester Print Workshop celebrated its 30th Birthday in 2016 with the return of their international miniprint exhibition. Small Print International toured to 6 UK venues during 2016 and 2017 including London Print Studio, Attenborough Arts, The Biscuit Factory (Newcastle) and West Yorkshire Print Workshop.
Ghost[ed.] by Arlene Leis
Garageland Vol 21 (Urban Ghosts) Spring 2017 (Transition Editions)
February 2017, Ghost[ed.] acquired by the Victoria & Albert Museum’s Word & Image department and can be seen in the Prints & Drawings Study Room.
This exhibition that formed part of the inaugural Hull “Inprint” bienale.
Ghost[ed.] London Launch
Launch night: 6-9pm Thursday 1 October 2015
Weekend opening: 12-6pm Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 October 2015
Westland Place Studios 3-11 Westland Place London N1 7LP
* Ghost[ed.] London launch and The Ghost of Marie Antoinette are part of Westland Place Open Studios 2015 www.westlandplacestudios.com
The launch night includes a performance by Jan Goodkin of The Ghost of Marie Antoinette, based on an aria from John Corigliano's The Ghosts of Versailles.*
The Life of a Ghost by Sue Baker Kenton & Nicole Polonsky
Printmaking Today Vol 24 No 2 Summer 2015 (Cello Press)
Research trip to Crown Point Press, San Francisco, June 2015