Stephen Ratomski

     
Stephen Ratomski
Fife Dunfermline Printmakers Workshop
stephenratomski@aol.com
www.fifedunfermlineprintmakers.org


Biography

Chairperson, Fife Dunfermline Printmakers Workshop, 2007 to date
Chairperson and founder of Fife Polish Arts Group, 2005 to dateDiploma in Drawing and Painting, Edinburgh College of Art 1967-72
Taught Art and Design in Fife secondary schools 1973 – 2005
Consultant, Scottish Qualifications Authority 2005-07
Working full-time as a painter and printmaker 2007 to date

Exhibition

20:13
A 13 print suite (in an edition of 20)
Inspired by the Impact 8 theme of Borders and Crossings: the artist as explorer

This suite of prints is a creative response to the theme for Impact 8. They represent the rich diversity of approaches to contemporary printmaking from our studio in summer 2013. Thirteen artists produced this suite of prints in an edition of 20 by for Impact 8 in our Dunfermline workshop.
Artists from our workshop who editioned  prints for this submission are:  Stephen Ratomski, Sheila Carnduff, Thora Clyne, Bill McKechnie, Aine Scannell,  Jai Llewellyn, Peter Kirley, Susan Smith, Clare Yarrington, Colin Beaumont, Catherine King,
Babs Pease and Clive Ramage

Fife Dunfermline Printmakers Workshop is a small, artist-run cooperative based in Dunfermline, Scotland.  It was established in 1981.We offer facilities in etching, screenprinting, collography, relief and wood cut.  The studio is an encouraging, artistic space; artists are made to feel comfortable and working practices are flexible.  We encourage an experimental approach and artists share information, skills and ideas whilst working as individual creative printmakers. Our professional artist members come from throughout central Scotland.
Members exhibit prints regularly at the following group shows organised by:  Royal Scottish Academy, Society of Scottish Artists, Royal Glasgow Institute, Paisley Art Institute and The Meffan.  In addition, the workshop has been represented recently at exhibitions of printmaking in Hong Kong, Lithuania and Poland.