I'm pleased to be one of the 31 creative members participating this year in the virtual EPI (Institute of Professional Representatives before the European Patent Office) exhibition, with 206 great artworks of different kinds on display. The launch of the…
Mandy Smith and I are exhibiting together at Hampshire Open Studios for the first time. We are exhibiting in Dibden Purlieu (at 34 West Road, SO45 4RJ) - for more information and directions see the Hampshire Open Studios link below…
This great transatlantic project between Inky Hands Studio, Plymouth, USA and Red Hot Press in Southampton, UK to remember the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower has finally been able to be exhibited after months of delays due…
So pleased that my Social Isolation I reduction linoprint has been selected to be part of the St. Barbe's Open Exhibition. St. Barbe's can be found in the centre of Lymington and is has a fantastic cafe for anyone that…
It is so exciting that the Red Hot Press Printmakers 2021 exhibition is going ahead at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Romsey. 23 printmakers are coming together to show their work. This is a rare change to see a huge…
It is great to see one of my reduction linoprints currently in the Inky Hands Gallery in Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA as part of a joint project with the Red Hot Press (and its artist's group Cowprint) in Southampton, UK. The linoprint…
Hope and Despair is currently being exhibited online as part of Southampton City Art Gallery's open exhibition 2020. To see the full exhibition go online to https://www.southamptoncityartgallery.com/whats-on/in-search-of-a-new-world/ The print in available for purchase at my website see www.aylsawilliams.co.uk.
Pressing Matters (Edition 12) has an article dedicated to a project I have been involved in to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower's journey across the Atlantic. The project has been undertaken by two print studios, namely Cowprint at…
The annual Red Hot Press Foundation and Diploma in Printmaking exhibition is now being exhibited online in instalments. It was so good to see the final artworks created by my fellow students. It's a shame that we can't catch…
