Advanced Graphics London
Advanced Graphics London is a fine art printer, publisher, and dealer established in 1967, specializing in traditional screenprinting and woodblocking techniques.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Overview
Advanced Graphics London was established in 1967. It comprises a studio specializing in traditional screenprinting and woodblocking techniques, and a publishing department exhibiting and offering original limited edition prints, paintings, drawings and monoprints for purchase. The company has a history of relocations and exhibitions, including recent activities in 2024.
History
Advanced Graphics London was established in 1967. It comprises a studio specializing in traditional screenprinting and woodblocking techniques, and a publishing department exhibiting and offering original limited edition prints, paintings, drawings and monoprints for purchase. The history page details activities from 2003 to 2024, including relocations, exhibitions, and projects. In 2024, the studio relocated to Kennington, and the company attended the London Art Fair and the London Original Print Fair. In 2023, work continued at Kennington Road cataloguing and photographing the archive, and Open Weekends took place monthly. In 2022, projects included printing onto acrylic for Barbara Walker, making new editions for Cristea Roberts Gallery, and relocating to 153 Kennington Road. In 2019, the company was settled at Walcot Square. In 2015, the gallery closed at Long Lane and the office relocated to Kennington, with a new studio set up in Bow. In 2011, Tim Mara's prints were put on permanent display. In 2009, the first exhibition with Alan Kitching occurred. In 2003, the company relocated to the ground floor.
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