Rebecca Brodskis, Effet Miroir, 2024
RHODES Editions is delighted to be at Booth 5 for this year’s Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, 21- 24 November 2024.
Join us at the leading international art fair for contemporary print and discover over 1000 original works of art from specialist galleries, celebrated names and the next ones-to-watch, alongside an immersive and exciting programme of talks, tours, demonstrations and events from leading creatives, curators, collectors and collaborators.
We will be representing a diverse range of artists, many of whom will be unveiling new prints at the fair. Joy Yamusangie, Camille Cottier, Nick Smith, Hattie Malcomson, Morag Caister, and Megan Menzies all have exciting new works on display at the RHODES Editions booth.
In addition to these artists, we will also showcase prints by Madison Skriver, Camilla Perkins, Rebecca Brodskis and Raffael Bader. With a mix of fresh faces and established names, there is something for every collector at the RHODES Editions booth.
RHODES Editions can be found at Booth 5 at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, Woolwich Works, 11 No 1 St, Royal Arsenal, London SE18 6HD.
We are excited to represent Joy Yamusangie’s work for the first time at Woolwich. Yamusangie is a visual artist, currently working in London. Exploring socio-political themes from a personal perspective, their work often explores themes of memory, intimacy and gender
On Mohawk Superfine Smooth White 270gsm
Signed, Dated and Numbered in Pencil by the Artist
With the Rhodes Editions Blindstamp
Leipzig-based visual artist, Raffael Bader, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts, Leipzig, Germany, in 2019. His newly released print ‘Bright Day Gathering’ reflects his exploration of using smaller forms to create large compositions, with the use of woodblock printing enhancing the abstracted landscape.
RHODES Editions is excited to represent, for the first time, Hattie Malcomson at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair. Malcomson’s artwork consists of female characters who act to represent figures, archetypes or ideas from myth. Often painted in humorous ways, and in an act of subversion, they attempt to mimic and mock the representation of women in Western historical stories.
Morag Caister explores existential concepts through expressive suggestion, portraits, and narrative. Her monoprint series ‘Cloud Pressed’ may be the artists first venture in the medium, but perfectly encapsulates the atmosphere she wishes to create. Caister is asking us to consider that even in our most private moments, we are often closer to each other than we think.
Camille Cottier’s artistic practice is a development from her 2014 ‘Les Bonshommes’ series, born as she began to question her relationship between herself and the people around her. Interrogating ideas of how representation has situated her position in society largely contributed to her interests in identity and form.
If you have any questions about Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair or wish to discuss about the artists mentioned further, please contact us at info@rhodeseditions.com
