Loraine Monk creates images using both relief and etching processes

Her most recent work has focussed on Woodcuts and experimenting with larger plate etchings, aquatints and monoprints…including creating print plates in galleries and other spaces outside of the studio setting... always returning to issues of protest and resistance, environmental destruction, male violence, occluded histories and fragmented memories.

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Her family were working-class Londoners; inspired by local and community history, her background has influenced her politics, academic research, and artistic practice.  

She has exhibited in a number of independent Galleries, group shows and museums, as well as larger mixed shows, including the International Original Print Exhibition, the Society of Women Artists, New English Art Club,  Printmakers Council Exhibitions, Royal Society of British Artists  and Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair.

She is a member of The Southbank Printmakers in London,Richmond Printmakers, and the Printmakers Council.

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