#Paul Catherall

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Paul Catherall - Goldfinger III

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The Human League - Human

Music Video

Artist

The Human League

Composer

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis

Lyricist

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis

Produced

Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis

Credit

The Human League - Ian Burden - Joanne Catherall - Philip Oakey - Jim Russell - Susan Ann Sulley - Philip Adrian Wright Additional musicians - Paul Rabiger - Keyboard parts, arrangement

Released

September 8 1986

Streaming

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Relief Print Seminar - Des

Part One:

Expanding the dialogue between the process and the maker.

Etching, suits of armour, ink

Examples:

Relief Print Etching

Lithography Engraving

Silkscreen Monoprint

Collograph

Hydroprinting Risoprint

Hybrid Offset

Mezzotint Letterpress

Digital Drypoint

relief- lino print, block print

Why are they so popular?

-create multiple copies

-cost effective

-no complicated machinery

Alfredo Zalce - Tribute to Zapatta

German Expressionism

Michael Rothenstein

Anthony Davies

Katie Clemson

-contrast to strong, politically charged previous examples

Paul Catherall

-a bit more simple but very clean finish

Kevin Holdaway

Rona Green

Part Two:

Tom Huck - Evil Prints (woodcut)

prep for woodcut and something of this scale is crucial

Can use a block you make in other areas/diciplines

Albert Irvine

Mel Bochner (stroke painting)

Julian Meredith

books in library on print installation

Andrew Boyle

Orit Hofsi

Printmaking is the most difficult way to make a drawing

Swoon

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Possibilities of Print Relief Seminar

Print is part of our day to day lives, its on food labels, the book we read, the clothes we wear, everything has some element of print in it.

Brief History of Print

Etching derived from decorating suits of armour where designs were etched in permanently. The Gutenberg printing press revolutionised the printing of books. It could produce up to 3600 pages per day in comparison to hand printing where up to 40 a day were produced. The Japanese were massive printmakers, using it to showcase fashion and erotic artworks. They mostly used woodblock prints.

Some of the types of printmaking

Relief print

Etching

Lithography

Engraving

Silkscreen

Monoprint

Collograph

Hydro printing

Risoprint

Dry point

Relief Print, (woodcut, linocut)

Involves cutting into a surface, rolling the ink across the top of the surface, wherever you cut into doesn’t receive ink. It’s making a mark and then learning how to transfer this mark. They’re so integral to printmaking as they don’t require elaborate and expensive machinery. Printmaking gives the possibility to create and distribute multiple copies in a short space of time. Take for example the propaganda from Mao Zedongs era of rule. A lot of propaganda from the time was created using relief printing. The physicality and directness of print appeals to many, there’s a lot of force in the image with the strong and unforgiving marks created. Yet there’s simplicity in it.

German Expressionists

They are bold and brash, they focus on the getting the image across while showing the strength of the material and process. They brought a sense of change while being raw and simplistic.

Print in Ireland

Print was never a part of Irish culture so there was no restraint to how artists used print here, there’s no historical confinements, unlike in countries like China and Japan where print plays a huge role in their art history. Artists such as Anthony Davis used blockprinting to portray the struggle at the time of the troubles, his way of expressing himself through print is inspired by the German expressionists.

Paul Catherall

His work is very simple and focused on shape and solid blocks of colour. It’s Brutalist in nature, reminding me of the USSR architectural style. While the work looks very simple, it’s one of the hardest types of prints to perfect. One misstep and the whole image will look off.

Notes from part 2 of the seminar

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At-risk modernist buildings celebrated in Coventry exhibition - BBC News

Paul Catherall’s prints feature in a new exhibition Sent From Coventry at the city’s cathedral. — Read on www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckmm81jl0jzo.amp

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Introduction to the possibilities of relief print

Everything involves print on some level

Etching was used in suits of armour

Printing is about making a mark on the surface that can be inked that can then be transferred over to a different surface

Alfredo Zalce- Tribute to Zapatta

Variation in what can be done with the processes

Ireland didn’t have a tradition with print, was never part of the culture.

Katie Clemson- shows how less is more, delicate and gentle work

Paul Catherall- simple and shows shape

Simple images can be harder to print

Print can be used with clay, plaster and ceramics

In this seminar I found it interesting to see how versatile print is, it appears around us every day in many different forms. I saw that because there are so many varieties in print there are many possibilities that what can be made.

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Introduction to the possibilities of relief print seminar.

In this seminar I learnt that printmaking isn't confined to just one thing. It has commercial roots e.g. suits of armour were inked to show the pattern on it.

We are constantly seeing print in our daily lives- all books, magazines and newspapers are printed as well as packaging, t-shirts and many more things. Print allows people to make and distribute multiple copies of the same image or the same information.

Relief Print is block printing, linocut and woodcut. It's all about making a mark on the surface that can then be inked and then that mark be transferred over to a different surface e.g. paper, fabric etc.

This is how print works: you cut into a surface, roll the top of the surface with ink. Then, wherever you cut into won't get ink on and will be white on the print. Print is making a mark and transferring that mark.

There are also places in the world where print has been more than just an art form, it's in their culture. Alfredo Zalce- Tribute to Zapatta, Zapatta was a very famous artist in Mexico and very much part of the freedom for the poor.

Paul Catherall is a print artist. He uses clean lines in some of his work but we can't be fooled that it was simple to do just because of the simple shapes. In reality, this is difficult because in these types of prints any imperfection can be seen. The imagery created though is beautiful.

To be able to do blockprinting well you require an understanding of composition, shape, structure, depth and you must be able to understand black and white to be able to do this.

Lastly, I learned that there has to be an element of planning for print. You need to know what you're trying to say with it but without overplanning.

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Intro to the Possibilities of Relief Print Seminar

I am new to print making and have never tried linocut printing. I guess the acetate etching workshop has been my closest experience to it. Watching the print seminar, though, there is a very significant difference between the two methods. With the acetate etching, it is the cut away areas that holds and transfers the ink. While, it is the opposite for linocut prints.

I liked the Paul Catherall image in particular because it reminds me of Michael Kenna's photography.

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I’m very taken by this excellent Paul Catherall print of the soon to be demolished Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre. It’s in the (online) London Original Print Fair, and titled Elephant Shop.

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How to Make a Poster: Paul Catherall

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Introduction to the possibilities of relief prints - Seminar

25/11/22

Here are some of the notes I took from this seminar:

Everything involves print somehow with what you eat, wear, wrapping on your food etc. printmaking is not combined to one thing.

Print is about making a mark on a surface that can then be inked and transferred onto something. The joy of this art form is its simplicity and your engagement with it.

Anthony Davies use of black and white in his blockprints are interesting because the bold shape of the horse printed in black draws are attention to it and it is symbolic in this image.

Katie Clemson’s lino shows that less is more with her subtle calm layers of her work.

Paul Catherall work is just about shape. He used simple, clean lines. This is very hard to print because one mistake is very noticeable.

Working on a larger scale was discussed in the second half of this seminar. Tom Huck created a large scaled woodcut titled Evil Prints. This print was incredibly detailed and one can clearly see he put a lot of time and effort into this print. A lot of planning would have gone into the drawing and the cutting of this print.

There are many factors to be considered when working in a large scale for printmaking such as:

What surface do you want to use? Plastic, paper etc

Where are you going to print such a large piece?

Do you have enough space ?

Where will you put it or how will you display it once the print is finished?

I found this seminar very interesting as printmaking is something I enjoy doing and would like to explore more.

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Paul Catherall, Hayward III

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Art & Architecture, Paul Catherall

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Spotify - Tech House - Best New Tracks - When We Dip (Extended Club Mixes) 2022-04-14

DOWNLOAD: https://thedjmusic.com/music/spotify_tech_house_best_new_tracks_when_we_dip_extended_club_mixes_2022_04_140

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1,"Steve Lawler - Karma - Original Mix.mp3"

2,"John Summit - La Danza - Extended Mix.mp3"

3,"Seth Troxler, Jaden Thompson - Talking Walls.mp3"

4,"Ben Walsh (UK) - Make Me Feel.mp3"

5,"GOUX & Sorley - Little Secrets (Jansons Remix).mp3"

6,"Catz 'n Dogz, Megane Mercury, Riva Starr - Toma - Riva Starr Back To Basics Mix.mp3"

7,"Paluma - Rapture - Extended Mix.mp3"

8,"Simon Kidzoo - Taka Toko - Extended Mix.mp3"

9,"Kevin McKay - Goodies - Extended Mix.mp3"

10,"Space Jump - Make It.mp3"

11,"Andiction - Make Noise - Original Mix.mp3"

12,"Simon Kidzoo - Bubba - Extended Mix.mp3"

13,"Chiqito - Raggaboy.mp3"

14,"Mochitek - Good Groove - Original Mix.mp3"

15,"Sunday Noise, Paul Trelles - Swingthing.mp3"

16,"Guille Placencia, George Privatti - Diamonds.mp3"

17,"Anthony Attalla, Kid Enigma - Take My Time.mp3"

18,"Bruno Furlan - Moving.mp3"

19,"Doorly, Gene Farris - Brothers & Sisters.mp3"

20,"De La Swing, Caal, Javier Labarca - Pleasures - Javier Labarca Remix.mp3"

21,"Marie Bloomfield - Fiesta (Tinush Extended Remix).mp3"

22,"Chris Child - Jolly Roger.mp3"

23,"Mark Knight, James Hurr, Cari Golden - You Are A God - Extended Mix.mp3"

24,"CID - Carnaval de Paris (Extended Mix).mp3"

25,"Eddy M - Sin City.mp3"

26,"Dale Howard, Kevin Knapp - Gunny (In The Arms Of House).mp3"

27,"Batu Fantin - Idiot.mp3"

28,"Kaysin & Eyes Everywhere - New Place.mp3"

29,"DIEGO SAN DIEGO - Balenciaga - Extended Mix.mp3"

30,"Anicée, The Coast, IDA fLO - The Booze.mp3"

31,"Mendo - Single Ladies.mp3"

32,"Pablo Mancilla - Bouncing Groove.mp3"

33,"Ben Remember - Hypnotising.mp3"

34,"Chris Larsen (CA) - Jam On It.mp3"

35,"Mason Maynard - Think About It.mp3"

36,"Rob Manuello, Daniele Allegrezza - Bahia - Original Mix.mp3"

37,"DJ S.K.T, Mila Falls - Drip.mp3"

38,"Beth Lydi - Love Your People.mp3"

39,"Endor - El Cuervo.mp3"

40,"Marie Bloomfield - Fiesta (Extended Mix).mp3"

41,"Kamino - Discotech.mp3"

42,"Mike Catherall - What Say You?.mp3"

43,"Francesco Poggi - On & On - Extended Mix.mp3"

44,"Jansons, Notelle - Stutter (Original Mix).mp3"

45,"KI Creighton - Bouncer.mp3"

46,"Lewis Murch - Dizzle.mp3"

47,"Classmatic - Hypnotize.mp3"

48,"Latmun, Iglesias - Sides.mp3"

49,"LUCASMB - Waiting for You - Original Mix.mp3"

50,"Dilby - Swingstate - Original Mix.mp3"

51,"DJ Vivona, Joeski - Black - Joeski Dub Mix.mp3"

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Research

- Paul Catherall response to my interview questionnaire

[folarly]

Neal Topf and Paul Catherall discuss all things Contact Centre related in an informal setting. A fireside chat without the fire.

In partnership with Limetropy, Fireside Chats Without The Fires present a series of LinkedIn Live events and podcasts to support the amazing #CXWG2021.

Today, Neal and Paul are thrilled to welcoming returning captain James Dodkins and returning, not as a player this time, but as a captain, Sharon Boyd.

Both Sharon and James share what the game means to them, why they are returning this year, and what to expect from the games themselves.

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/cx-games-with-sharon-boyd-and-james-dodkins/id1506820251?i=1000523841948