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Rudolph Taylor

Key details

Location

  • External (UK)
  • Lawrence Hall, Greycoat St, London SW1P 2QD

Price

  • Free

Who can attend

  • Everyone

Type

  • Fair

Imprint is a contemporary art fair dedicated to print and editions, that brings together leading international galleries, publishers and institutions. This year's programme includes a number of events from our MA Print graduates.

Three of our MA Print graduates will present work at exhibitions and take part in forum events at Imprint 2026.

Tamsin Loxley (MA Print, 2025)

Tamsin is part of a forum talk at 1.45pm on Thursday 29 October with Ushaw Historic House, asking How can a place, its history and collections inspire new work? Tamsin will provide insight into her residency and response to the Ushaw Historic House site.

Rudolph Taylor (MA Print, 2025)

As the recipient of the inaugural Imprint Artist Award. Rudoloph will present a dedicated solo exhibition at Imprint 2026, and will speak at an forum event entitled What to Look for in a Print at 11.30am on Saturday 31 October. The forum event will consider how experts really look at a print. Considering how paper, watermarks, plate marks as well as signatures, editions, condition and provenance, discover the physical details that reveal how a print was made and what makes it significant.

Laura Townsend (MA Print, 2026)

As recipient of the Imprint x RCA Graduate Award, Laura will exhibit her work at a forum event entitled The Future of Print Practice with Professor Jo Stockham (Head of MA Print), and Laura Townsend & Jazz Grant (both MA Print, 2026) at 11.30am on Sunday 1 November. The event will ask where print is heading next? From new technologies and interdisciplinary making to changing ideas of originality and collaboration, the conversation will consider how contemporary practice is expanding and redefining the possibilities of print.

Interested in innovative approaches to print?