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Making Nowhere Somewhere - A Monograph of Original Prints (Hardcover)
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Making Nowhere Somewhere - A Monograph of Original Prints (Hardcover)
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Gail Mallatratt says, 'I'm a colour person and the longer I live
the more I love it and am motivated by it. Colour and stories are
best. Colour gives me energy.' The vitality of Gail's colour
printmaking is often startling and even surreal, making the
familiar seem new. 'I hold a dialogue with the print coming off the
woodcut', and there is always an element of surprise for her in the
result, causing her to adapt colour and process as the work
proceeds. 'One important thing about colour and living with it',
Gail reflects, 'is that it is relative. It changes depending on
what it is next to - a muddy ochre can zing out next to a blue or a
black. Burnt Sienna can look bright next to a polished medium-tone
oak wood. Water can be grey or brown or blue depending on how the
light hits it.' 'I need to wear colour, lots of different ones, to
feel right for the day. There is no underestimating its importance
to the spirit.' Born in San Francisco, Gail came to London in 1972
with an English husband and her first child. She has an MA degree
from Stanford University in teaching English, and Graphic Design
and Information Design degrees from the University of the Arts. She
studied printmaking at Camberwell and was awarded an MA degree.
Before taking up printmaking full-time Gail worked in Corporate
Identity design.
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