Current Exhibition 

MARY DALTON 

The World’s In Between

21 June – 8 July 2023

Mary Dalton RCA MA 

Artist Printmaker – Arts Educator 

The stories of our lives, from blackberry picking through to watching the climate change storms gather, are told in this multi disciplinary installation work.  Printmaking is celebrated in a multitude of forms showcasing the full potential of the hand crafted medium.

Sustainability and a deep love for the future of this planet are intrinsic not only in some of the major questions that are asked of viewers by the works, but also in the materials themselves.  Where possible, every material is fully traced and accounted for and has as minimal impact on the planet as it degrades back to earth. 

Expression does not need to come at the expense of the planet, but it does communicate the heart of it….

About 

Mary Dalton is an internationally-recognized and award-winning artist. Her work combines different techniques to generate a language in print that is unconventional and energetic. This energy is also reflected in her teaching and her pop-up printmaking workshops.  Mary Dalton is the founder of the award winning Washroom Press. She is a professional artist and printmaker whose work spans across genres, pushing printmaking into the realm of sculpture, installation, textiles and performance.

Alumni of the world-renowned Royal College of Art, award winning Mary has a wealth of teaching experience in many areas of printmaking. Her work features in many collections including the Tate Library, Imperial War Museum, V&A Museum, the Canadian War Museum and the British Library.

Education is an essential aspect to her practice and she is a regular tutor atWest Dean College of Arts and Conservation for both the short courses and the permanent Fine Art students.  She also teaches at various workshops and studios across London and the South East, including the wonderful Ochre Print StudioShe also involves herself with much community and outreach teaching including at the John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, Arts Council England funded projects for her village and beyond, festivals, fairs and education with purpose.

http://www.marydalton.co.uk/current-projects

Kaleidoscope workshops with Mary Dalton

Mary Dalton RCA MA 

Artist Printmaker – Arts Educator 

The stories of our lives, from blackberry picking through to watching the climate change storms gather, are told in this multi disciplinary installation work.  Printmaking is celebrated in a multitude of forms showcasing the full potential of the hand crafted medium.

Sustainability and a deep love for the future of this planet are intrinsic not only in some of the major questions that are asked of viewers by the works, but also in the materials themselves.  Where possible, every material is fully traced and accounted for and has as minimal impact on the planet as it degrades back to earth. 

Expression does not need to come at the expense of the planet, but it does communicate the heart of it…

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About 

Mary Dalton is an internationally-recognized and award-winning artist. Her work combines different techniques to generate a language in print that is unconventional and energetic. This energy is also reflected in her teaching and her pop-up printmaking workshops.  Mary Dalton is the founder of the award winning Washroom Press. She is a professional artist and printmaker whose work spans across genres, pushing printmaking into the realm of sculpture, installation, textiles and performance.

Alumni of the world-renowned Royal College of Art, award winning Mary has a wealth of teaching experience in many areas of printmaking. Her work features in many collections including the Tate Library, Imperial War Museum, V&A Museum, the Canadian War Museum and the British Library.

Education is an essential aspect to her practice and she is a regular tutor atWest Dean College of Arts and Conservation for both the short courses and the permanent Fine Art students.  She also teaches at various workshops and studios across London and the South East, including the wonderful Ochre Print StudioShe also involves herself with much community and outreach teaching including at the John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, Arts Council England funded projects for her village and beyond, festivals, fairs and education with purpose.

http://www.marydalton.co.uk/current-projects


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