At the heart of Paul Stephenson's After Warhol collection lies an incredible story. It's a tale that traces his journey from a chance discovery a decade ago to working with Andy Warhol's master printer in New York.
Created using Warhol's original acetates and techniques in collaboration with the artist's original screen printer, the hand-pulled silkscreens feature four of the most iconic images of the 20th century. Following his successful debut UK tour, After Warhol is now available to buy online and in galleries nationwide.
Catch the first instalment of our behind-the-scenes video series below.
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London-based artist Paul Stephenson has spent the last decade working with Andy Warhol's original acetates and screen printer to create works art historian Rainer Crone has termed 'posthumous Warhols'.
Silk-screening, or serigraphy as it's also known, is a time-honoured artisan technique that transforms raw materials into exquisite, hand-pulled works of art. Rooted in centuries of tradition, using a finely stretched mesh or screen (hence the name), silk-screening is a meticulous layering process which demands precision, patience, and the expertise of highly skilled printmakers.
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