This is Jealous | Jealous Print Studio and Gallery

posted by Emma Fisher October 2, 2014

The Jealous Print Studio and Gallery have expanded, from their humble beginnings in their Crouch End studio six years ago, they will now be in the cultural hub of London’s creative industry, in the heart of Shoreditch. The new expansion will take over 5000 squared feet and all four storeys of 53 Curtain Road, and ultimately include artists studios, state-of-the-art gallery, print space, and a venue for pop-up events. There are lots of exiting events coming up in the future, but for now you can go and check out their first exhibition open to the public Friday 3rd October, celebrating the best work to come out of the Jealous studios so far!

The show features a highly curated selection of work, that showcases a wide use of techniques and styles that have emerged from the Jealous studio, including artist Jess Albarn, Chris Levine and Charming Baker to name a few. Jealous have become known for their collaborative approach to high quality limited edition prints. They work with artists, illustrators and street artists at all stages of their career to create beautifully printed editions. Sold all over the country and as far as New York, a Jealous print is probably nearer than you think!

From the move they have been able to set up a world-class fine art screen print and digital studio, with a massive five bed screen printing unit and digital archival printing facilities. Supporting artist they will have their team of professionals around too, so there will always be a helping hand on site. We are very excited to check it out, and wish them the best of luck with their futures ventures in their new home.

Charming Baker, The Only Thing I’m Sure Of Is That I’m Sure Of Nothing, 6 mm birch ply 21 colour silkscreen with hand routed element and laser cutting, 2013.

Jess Albarn, Air – The Elements of Change, 2 Colour Screenprint with Digital Inkjet Element on Somerset Satin 330gsm Paper, 2014.

Rose Wylie, Blue Girl, 7 Colour Screenprint, 2014.

Chris Levine, Kate’s Light, Archival Inkjet Print with Silkscreen, 2013. Courtesy of Chris Levine and Fine Art Society Contemporary.

Dave White, Apex Diamond Dust, 15 Colour Silkscreen with Varnish and White Diamond Dust Background on Somerset Satin White 410 gsm with a Deckled Edge, 2014.

Nichola Thomas, Lupe Vélez, 2 Colour Screenprint on Somerset Velvet Black 400 gsm Paper with flocking overlay, 2014.