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HFP collaborate with Print Club London, Thurs 1st Dec

Print Club London asked us to join them on a cover version: Long-time member Caspar Williamson (Flying Machines) has just published a book called ‘Reinventing Screenprinting’, and Rose Stallard (breed) has illustrated a limited edition of 100 dust-jackets printed by Print Club and Henningham Family Press. Our part in this was to foil deboss (or

Introducing An Unknown Soldier

What is the meaning of a memorial to an unknown soldier in the age of DNA testing? Does he now embody our desire to ignore the past, rather than remember? At Christie’s Multiplied we launched this whole new body of work, which we’ve been working on over four years. We all know that new technology

Highlights from our Multiplied new releases

Mulitplied sees the completion of three bodies of work! We are very pleased with their diversity and their standard testifies to the hours of hard work we’ve spent getting our studio in order. Here are some highlights of these for your attention. Austerity Measure We knew the Credit Crunch was good, but we had no

HFP in Printmaking Today

Not the first time we’ve been put near a Michael Craig-Martin, but it is the first time we’re pictured in PT.. I think..

HFP at Christie’s Multiplied 2011 art fair 14th – 17th Oct

We are once again included in Multiplied, Christie’s original editions fair! We have an extraordinary number of new editions by an ever-increasing number of artists and writers to show you at the fair alongside our extensive back-catalogue of prints and books. Multiplied Contemporary Editions Fair 14th – 17th Oct 2011 FREE ENTRY Fri 14th 9am-5pm

Half-handed Cloud and HFP vinyl release

We are pleased to announce the release of the Half-handed Cloud ‘Dove EP’ on Burnt Toast Vinyl. The album features seven new songs by John on the A-side, and spinning etched artwork by HFP on the B-side. A rotodisk spinning illustration! So you can listen to side A and then flip it over to watch

Bombs

Mornings, summer and winter always begin with a mug of green tea. Years ago it was espresso, then espresso with a cigarette and finally around 11 am, espresso with a sandwich and a cigarette. This continued until one day my stomach got really sore and my sister, a dietician spelled out the obvious. The pot

A Mischievous Painting (Julie Rafalski)

While walking through the National Gallery recently, I noticed several paintings that I had first seen many years ago. They seemed strangely familiar, like places one remembers from childhood only because of some inconsequential detail. One such painting was a 16th century portrait of a tailor by Giovanni Battista Moroni. The last time I had