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New screenprint supports apprentice training at The Print Studio, Cambridge

Stephen has recently worked on a new screenprint called ‘Nettle’ with Kip Gresham, Alan Grabham and Callum Rose at the internationally renowned Print Studio in Cambridge. It will be part of a portfolio of five prints alongside work by Willard Boepple, Nigel Hall, Peter Randall-Page and Alison Wilding.
Income from the sale of the portfolios will be used to support the training of Callum Rose, the studio’s new apprentice. The studio Master Printer, Kip Gresham, plans to instruct him in the coming years and is keen to pass on his experience. After almost 50 years as a fine art print maker, there is much technical, collaborative and aesthetic skill to impart. Callum represents a new generation of printmakers who might continue to innovate and excel. The work in the portfolio is a testament to his considerable ability.
Please contact info@theprintstudio.co.uk to express interest or request further details.
I’m ready for my close-up

Two of Stephen’s paintings are appearing in ‘Men’, a new film directed and written by Alex Garland (writer/director of The Beach, Ex Machina etc). The film is released on 20 May, 2022 and Alex describes it as ‘a folk horror’. It stars Jessie Buckley, Rory Kinnear and, more importantly, ‘The Outliers: Portrait of James Baldwin’ and ’The Leap (with Turkish Finches)’
Atelier Rose & Gray



Collateral Event of the 57th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia
Ca’ Dandolo, Grand Canal, San Polo 2879, San Tomà, Venezia
Stephen Chambers’ vast installation The Court of Redonda envisages a utopian society dominated by those who create things. Shown for the first time as a Collateral Event of the 57th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, the 101 individuals that constitute his imaginary court are drawn from different epochs and cultures and are rendered as oil on panel portraits.
A major survey of Stephen Chambers’ work from 1987 – 2014. Curated by Edith Devaney
Catalogue with essays by Emma Hill, Rod Mengham and Randy Lerner
Solo exhibition of The Big Country, plus significant prints 2007 – 2012
Catalogue with essays by Rod Mengham and Alison Wilding