How many galleries can boast that they house works printed with live bacteria? Look up at the Jealous Gallery and Print Studio. This unique space in Shoreditch is more than just a gallery. It’s a dynamic hub for printmaking and artistic innovation. Jealous Gallery and Print Studio was founded in 2008 by Dario Illari and Jacquie Ryle. From its humble beginnings in a former carpet shop in Crouch End, Jealous Gallery and Print Studio quickly gained recognition for its commitment to quality printmaking and its collaborations with both established and emerging artists. Today, Jealous Gallery and Print Studio boasts two locations. The Shoreditch location houses over two floors of print studios, each dedicated to a different stage of the printing process. The gallery showcases a diverse range of limited-edition prints. From screen prints to digital and even hybrid prints, Jealous Gallery and Print Studio embraces a variety of techniques. The studio even experiments with unusual materials like carborundum, diamond dust, and even gold leaf for unique finishes. Jealous Gallery and Print Studio’s collaborations extend beyond the traditional. One notable project involved screen-printing live bacteria onto pages from a 300-year-old book. This daring collaboration with bio-artist Sarah Craske perfectly encapsulates the studio’s experimental spirit. Jealous Gallery and Print Studio is a testament to the enduring power of printmaking in the modern art world. It stands as a vibrant hub where artists can experiment, collaborate, and push the boundaries of the medium.
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