Les tentacules de la méduses indiquent l'entrée de l'expo.

Tout ça en plein milieu de l'exposition Brecht Evens.

Faut des bons yeux. Ne jamais baisser la garde.

La boss à l'atelier Fleur de Pierre, Laurence Lépron, est la responsable du tirage et surveille la qualité pendant toute l'opération.

L'artiste ne bouge pas d'un cil.

Assisté d'Émile Mariot.

Marianne Guillou signs her multi color litho for her show at L'Orangerie of Cachan.

Suzy often uses the monotypes to paint over once back in London.

She has spirit and the love of the medium. Always a pleasure to have her with us.

The London dealer Lyndsey Ingram has commissioned two monumental lotus lithographs. Sarah starts by aiming for the center.

Which is no easy physical feat.

Once she finishes the shop will transfer her image to plate and make the first proofs.

Never easy to keep on track when signing so many.

Caroline Corbasson drawing her composition for the POUSH MANIFESTO project.

Antonin Hako and Paola Siri Renard, two of the artists selected for the Emerige Prize, are working their impressions.

Dora Jeridi, standing, becomes the winner of 2022 Emerige Prize.

But also Sara Larsen, with translations by Vincent Broqua behind her.

Abigail Lang, one of the three partners of Double Change, is giving the opening introduction to the public.

Brecht Evens looks at first proofs of his large format lithograph with Léa Tupper.

The man has a plan.

Forward progress

Damia Diaz, spanish sculptor, in town to perform a commission piece in lithography.

Atelier Woolworth table at fair to focus on Stéphane Pencréac'h's artist book, POWER.

Lucas Kraft and Paul Moragues ready to go up river.

The couple in discussion with one of their assistants.

Probably another ten twelve to go.

Many more steps to accomplish.

This book has at least several hundred gestures, interventions, color passes, etc.

He has come from Arizona to work on new editions and sign some that were waiting.

L'image avec la barque s'intitule La brèche et sa mesure, le second, Laps.

Le lecteur, an original lithograph by Bault. 60x40 cm. Ed. 50. Sold for 250 €

This time its Bault's turn and he signs the edition under the gaze of the artistic director, Cyrille Gouyette.

He had never made a lithograph, so this provided a true experience.

The French Claro read alone.

And Eleni Sikelianos was accompanied by her translator.

His delicate minimalistic scenes need a fine balance for them to work.

A quick peek at ongoing work, most unfinished.

Some of first results.

There are certain requirements, especially the thinness of your color on the plate, but a painter quickly gets the hang of it.

Michael and Jeb Millings work at laying out the primary colors a day before the artist's arrival.

Alexandre signs and Florentine numbers.

An edition of 40. Original lithograph and woodcut. 65 x 50 cm. Title underway.

What is true however is the more you horse around and fail or succeed, always something comes out of it.

Around 40 compositions were created by him in 2021 & 2022, of which 33 have been editioned for release in the fall.

Lindsay Turner opened the evening with her texts.

But also Stéphane Bouquet.

Alice Notley finished with a mix of texts from recent years.

Notley asked Olivier Brossard to read some of his translations in French of her last texts.

A good turnout that evening. The days were getting longer, natural light stayed almost through it all.

Over 200 exhibitors present in the fair space near Berkeley.

Mélanie pursues her 'Woman with Geese' stone. She'll need 13-14 sessions to accomplish the drawing.

While Mélanie pencils in the 40 copies of our new "Woman with dog".

5 editions each at 20 copies. 60 x 105 cm. All are in the present hanging or at the Galerie Perrotin in Paris.

The street artist two days before starting her wall, rue de la Roquette, spray painting each copy.

An edition pulled by Paul Moragues at 40 copies.

Xinyi came in to sign shortly after.

We produced three different lithographs for our first go together.

The signing took place in his studio, situated in a remote area of France, near the sea across from the Anglo-Normand islands.

As things need to happen sweetly, a large lunch was prepared to honor the signing.

She will perform a 3 color lithograph and add spray paint effects and stenciled shapes.

She is retouching each proof of recent edition in the face parts of her female subject, always a delicate area, and needs to do it standing with the correct light.

Tracie Morris followed him and delivered perfectly her world.

Shop team present for opening at LEAF, Brussel's print fair: Julien Torhy, Michael Woolworth, Léa Tupper and Paul Moragues

Stéphane Pencréac'h applies himself to act on each copy of the edition of 40.

Florentine Lamarche sets the stage with a first drawing on stone which then her partner Alexandre battles with large over all shapes. A Ping Pong match begins between them.

Blaise manages his color selections.

Xinyi and Blaise Drummond advancing side by side.