If you missed our special 40x40 prints at the Barbican in December, you have another chance to see them at Greenwich Printmakers Gallery.

Greenwich Printmakers is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2019. Here are just a few of the key events in our history.

Our landmark exhibition runs at the Barbican Library until December 31 and marks our 40th anniversary with a showcase of 40cm x 40cm prints.

Greenwich Printmakers will be at the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea this week, and we have some digital codes for free entry.

In the final week of Greenwich Printmakers at 40, more of our artists reveal how and why they made their new prints for the show.

Bethany Marett shares how she was inspired by the architectural achievement of another woman artist, Mary Watts, to create her new linocut.

Ann Burnham on how a brief to create a Surrey-inspired print for Watts Contemporary Gallery led her to explore a new approach to linocut.

Four more of our artists share the thought process behind the new prints they made for Watts Contemporary Gallery.

Jennifer Jokhoo explains how she made her reduction linocut "Beneath the Woods", which is in our show at the Watts Contemporary Gallery.

Many of us made new work in response to the Watts collection and its setting. Three artists share what inspired their very different prints.

That's Surrey TV went to Watts Contemporary Gallery near Guildford to find out about Greenwich Printmakers' exhibition there.

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Ann Burnham’s new monoprint is inspired by a walk on the Devon coastal path. Each colour has been rolled onto a perspex plate, wiped away...