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Susan Early & Jennifer Lane will present a series of etchings, woodcuts and lithographs exploring the border between land and sea.

Susan has focused on the south Dublin coast with keenly observed studies of lighthouses at Dun Laoghaire and Martello Towers at Seapoint and Sandycove. Her unpeopled etchings explore the man-made structures on a coastline as sentinels embedded into the natural landscape, contemplating our relationship to the sea. Her research has taken her around Ireland’s coast, and to the east & west Atlantic seaboard recording the marks and traces we leave on our shores. Her background in architecture is reflected in the representation, structure and style of these etchings, in particular Martello Tower no. 14, Seapoint and a detailed study of the Fastnet Lighthouse, an iconic and strategic landmark in the Atlantic Ocean.

Jennifer Lane’s works are evidence of her mastery of woodblock printing, through which she has visited the coast around Sutton with evocative pieces that capture the essence of the shoreline and its ever-changing moods. She overlays colour through a reductive woodcut process using the natural grain of the shina plywood to harmonise wonderfully with the outlines and movement to be found in land, sea and sky and has introduced a new carborundum layer to these prints.

‘Watermark’- Exhibition of fine-art prints by Susan Early and Jennifer Lane
Image: Graphic Studio Dublin

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Graphic Studio Dublin

About Graphic Studio Dublin, established in 1960, is Ireland’s largest printmaking studio with a gallery dedicated to presenting fine-art print. Our studio and gallery facilities provide creative, educational and engagement opportunities for artists and the public to explore printmaking. Funded by The Arts Council and our 90 artist members, Graphic Studio Dublin provides facilities for etching, screenprint, letterpress, linoprint, woodcut, photointaglio and more. Graphic Studio Gallery hosts 8-10 exhibitions each year and invites commissions and corporate sales of fine-art print.
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