Neil Gall (born 1967 in Aberdeen, Scotland) is a London-based painter. He works with processes including modelling, assemblage, photography and painting. He received his BA in painting at Gray's School of Art and then attended Slade School of Art in London in 1991.
This print is from the Hinterland folio.
The brochure for the folio describes it as such:
"The Hinterland folio presents eleven signed artists' prints, mixing traditional printmaking techniques with innovative digital print technology. All works are printed on 56 x 76 cm 300gsm Somerset or Velin Arches, in a folio edition of 16.
The Hinterland folio is curated by Jon Pengelly and published by Grays School of Art in collaboration with Peacock Visual Arts and with support from The Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network.
The artists' Ruth Beardsworth, Robbie Bushe, Joyce Cairns, Lennox Dunbar, Neil Gall, Andy Kennedy, Richard Mutch, Jon Pengelly, Claire Roberts, Cameron Ross and Allan Watson have each developed in the Hinterland print folio a very personal response, evoking the nature, character and particular environment of the North East of Scotland."
It was completed and exhibited in 1999.
Paper Size: 56 x 76 cm
Medium: Digital Iris Print
Edition Size: 16
Year: 1999
This print is from the Hinterland folio.
The brochure for the folio describes it as such:
"The Hinterland folio presents eleven signed artists' prints, mixing traditional printmaking techniques with innovative digital print technology. All works are printed on 56 x 76 cm 300gsm Somerset or Velin Arches, in a folio edition of 16.
The Hinterland folio is curated by Jon Pengelly and published by Grays School of Art in collaboration with Peacock Visual Arts and with support from The Scottish Cultural Resources Access Network.
The artists' Ruth Beardsworth, Robbie Bushe, Joyce Cairns, Lennox Dunbar, Neil Gall, Andy Kennedy, Richard Mutch, Jon Pengelly, Claire Roberts, Cameron Ross and Allan Watson have each developed in the Hinterland print folio a very personal response, evoking the nature, character and particular environment of the North East of Scotland."
It was completed and exhibited in 1999.
Paper Size: 56 x 76 cm
Medium: Digital Iris Print
Edition Size: 16
Year: 1999