ARTIST OF THE WEEK Celebrating the work of Prudence Ainslie with the launch of her new prints ‘Compressive Force - up’ and ‘Compressive Force - down’ Great news about this exciting Jerwood Foundation/PMT Print Prize– shortlisted artist
2020 - Selected Artist – Royal Academy Summer Exhibition with ‘arch –across’ and ‘arch –between’ 
2021 - Awarded the MI – Lab (Mokuhanga Innovation) Artist in Residence, Tokyo, Japan 10% discount code PRUTEN valid for this weekend only. **All proceeds from this promotion will support the artists research and residence in Japan in 2021 A pure compression form - an arch is held in place by the weight of all of its members. For almost half a century, the Aylesbury estate has been at the centre of Britain’s unresolved arguments about class segregation in cities, about whether architecture can cause social dysfunction. “Compressive Force - up” and “Compressive Force - down” reinterprets the semi-demolished areas of the estate that are subsequently under regeneration. In these prints, hollow architectural studies are interlaced with a series of supporting woodcut arches, framing cloudscape vistas that continue to break through into the deserted spaces. Compressive Force - sown 28cm x 39cm  woodcut and archival digital print Edition 25 £375 Compressive Force - up 28cm x 39cm  woodcut and archival digital print Edition 25 £375 #royalacademysummerexhibition #print #Mokuhanga #MI – Lab #printmaking #prudenceainslie #jerwoodfoundation #printmaking #artistoftheweek #japan #rableygallery

ARTIST OF THE WEEK Prudence Ainslie - Offer - Celebrating the work of Prudence Ainslie with the launch of her new prints ‘Compressive Force - up’ and ‘Compressive Force - down’ Great news about this exciting Jerwood Foundation/PMT Print Prize– shortlisted artist 2020 - Selected Artist – Royal Academy Summer Exhibition with ‘arch –across’ and ‘arch –between’ 2021 - Awarded the MI – Lab (Mokuhanga Innovation) Artist in Residence, Tokyo, Japan ….congratulations and and Happy Birthday Prudence!!!👏👏👏 DM me for a 10% discount code valid for this weekend only. **All proceeds from this promotion will support the artists research and residence in Japan in 2021 "A pure compression form - an arch is held in place by the weight of all of its members. For almost half a century, the Aylesbury estate has been at the centre of Britain’s unresolved arguments about class segregation in cities, about whether architecture can cause social dysfunction. “Compressive Force - up” and “Compressive Force - down” reinterprets the semi-demolished areas of the estate that are subsequently under regeneration. In these prints, hollow architectural studies are interlaced with a series of supporting woodcut arches, framing cloudscape vistas that continue to break through into the deserted spaces.” PA Compressive Force - up 28cm x 39cm woodcut and archival digital print Edition 25 £375 Compressive Force - down 28cm x 39cm woodcut and archival digital print Edition 25 #royalacademysummerexhibition #print #Mokuhanga #MI – Lab #printmaking #prudenceainslie #jerwoodfoundation #printmaking #artistoftheweek #japan #rableygallery

⏏️book online~: “In spring and early summer of 2020, Peter Randall-Page escaped to a cabin in the woods near his home in Devon. Using only hand tools, he carved small sculptures on stones with a continuous line, dividing the surface of each stone into two territories. He described the process to the artist and writer Fiona Robinson in terms of music. Music has an immediacy which directly relates itself to his carving and he draws an analogy with the tuning of a musical instrument. Here are four of the beautiful Serpentine stone sculptures in Peter Randall-Page, ‘A little Bit of Infinity’ , small sculpture and drawing  20 September–30 October 2020 DM me with your email address for details.#peterrandall-page #newsculpture #cornishsepentine #cornwall #drawing #royalacademician #britishsculptor #peterrandallpage #visitwiltshire

RIP Terence Conran - this morning I placed this carved stone sculpture by #peterrandallpage on our #terenceconran oak burr table, enjoying the smooth carved stone with it’s maze pattern on the organic surface of the oak. Sitting with a cup of tea I have just learned that this great designer has died today. I hope he would have approved!.