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Chip Shop at Black Rat Gallery 10th Feb 2011

By - David
Posted on February, 2, 2011May, 12, 2011

We have been invited to put on our Chip Shop show at the Black Rat Gallery, Rivington St on 10th Feb as part of their annual editions show opening night. They say: “In Printmaking Today we will be exhibiting prints we have published from our represented artists alongside key works by other artists in the

Monday School Illuminations

By - David
Posted on January, 26, 2011December, 19, 2012

The third publication of the Monday School project was an unexpected commission for new church buildings in St Peter’s Harold Wood, Monday School Illuminations. This was a new challenge, what with us not being ecclesiastical artists, but they had heard about the Monday School project and we had a starting point; this was the place

Introducing the Monday School Chart

By - David
Posted on January, 25, 2011December, 19, 2012

The second of our three new Bible-themed publications is the Monday School Chart. A copy of the chart comes free inside the hardback book, but we wanted to make them available individually. They can be used in personal study, by reading groups, or as a visual celebration of the 400th year of the King James

‘Monday School’ Launches: three new publications!

By - David
Posted on January, 24, 2011December, 19, 2012

It is 400 years since the publication of the King James Bible, and therefore an appropriate time to launch three publications on the Bible. Most coverage seems to be about the history surrounding Bible translation, but the task we set ourselves was to explore the content of the Bible and its influence. The whole Bible.

Our new London Fields workshop, now open!

By - David
Posted on January, 18, 2011January, 18, 2011

Come and visit us at our new London Fields workshop. Come and buy books, commission us, or just take a look out of sheer noseyness. It is just a stone’s throw from the Pub on the Park: Henningham Family Press 399 Mentmore Terrace London Fields E8 3PH At the moment we are open Mon-Fri by

Handmade and Bound 21st Nov 2010

By - David
Posted on November, 18, 2010

We will be holding a table at the Handmade and Bound book and print fair: 12am–6pm, 21 Nov 2010. This fair is the exact opposite end of the spectrum from the Christie’s Fair we did in October, and we love both ends of that spectrum. So we are delighted to take part. This will be

Henningham Family Press in Financial Times

By - David
Posted on October, 14, 2010October, 16, 2010

We continue our collection of off-the-beaten-track press coverage with this contribution from the Financial Times on our Christie’s stall, (and readable online here) “The most modest prices are to be found at the Henningham Family Press, which will bring along a mobile printing workshop and offer…a takeaway work printed on chipboard for less than the

Chip Shop at Christie’s ‘Multiplied’ Fair: 15th Oct – 18th Oct

By - David
Posted on October, 5, 2010May, 12, 2011

We have been invited to keep a stall at the first ever contemporary print fair at Christie’s Auction House in South Ken. We shall be running our Chip Shop several times a day (listed below), this time taking your suggestions for a menu of Heroes. This seemed apt what with the West End being peppered

Dalston Brain Trust: Ladies of the Press, 11 Oct

By - David
Posted on October, 5, 2010October, 5, 2010

The second Dalston Brain Trust event is imminent. This time you can come and see the Ladies of the Press leading us through their thoughts on Bizarreness. The Ladies, Ana Cavic and Renee O’Drobinak, compose print and publish bespoke zines at events with audience participation. And over a longer time period they publish ‘Cluster’, a

Dalston Brain Trust: 27th Sept 2010

By - David
Posted on September, 21, 2010September, 21, 2010

On the 27th Sept I’ll be delivering the inaugural lecture of the Dalston Brain Trust, a lecture series hosted by the newly reopened St Barnabas Church, Dalston. It is entitled A Method for Approaching Bamboo How the world confronts the artist in the poetry of Basho and WG Sebald The evening begins with a table-tennis