In partnership with the Hunterian Art Gallery, we're delighted to announce two forthcoming limited edition prints: Charlie Hammond's (flexible) work space and Hunterian Collection* by Stephanie Mann. The prints will be available to buy online for collection or delivery as well as in person from the Art Gallery shop soon. They can currently be seen on display in the newly refurbished gallery foyer.  

If you'd like to register your interest or be notified when the prints go on sale, please get in touch at university-shop@admin.gla.ac.uk. 

 

Charlie Hammond - (flexible) work space

Charlie Hammond 
(flexible) work space
2023
Nine-colour screen print on 280gsm paper, 82.7 x 63 cm. Edition of 15
£250-£350 (unframed). 

 

For his 2022 exhibition workaround, Glasgow-based artist Charlie Hammond brought together his own paintings with artworks and objects selected from The Hunterian's collection. Among the items he chose to include were a number of worker ant specimens: along with the imagery in his paintings and his other choices, these insects played with the idea of art as one kind of work among others. In this special limited edition print Hammond gathers together visual elements from the exhibition, from office chairs to tea breaks and worker ants.

 

Each work in the edition was hand-printed by the artist.

 

 

Stephanie Mann - Hunterian Collection*
Stephanie Mann 
The Hunterian Collection*
2018
Digital print on paper, 42 x 29.7 cm. Edition of 500, signed and numbered by the artist.
£25 (unframed)

 

This print was commissioned in 2018 in response to The Hunterian's exhibition Still Moving: the films and photographs of Ulrike Ottinger. Edinburgh-based artist Stephanie Mann was invited by a group of students from the Masters in Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) programme to develop a work taking Ottinger's practice as a point of reference. She used photographs of Hunterian collection items related to Ottinger's work and combined these in a precariously balanced arrangement which reveals how varied the collection is, and how it lays claim to objects from many different cultural traditions.

 

60% of the proceeds from sales of Mann's work will be donated by the artist to the Trussell Trust, a charity which provides emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaigns for change to end the need for food banks in the UK.