Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art celebrates its tenth birthday with the launch of Baltic Editions
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Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art celebrates its tenth birthday with the launch of Baltic Editions
Dan Holdsworth, Mount St. Helens from Spirit Lake, 2012. Courtesy of the Artist.



GATESHEAD.- Marking the gallery’s tenth birthday, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art launched a new specially commissioned range of artist limited edition prints, BALTIC Editions. The donated works, all by artists who have exhibited at the gallery, will go on sale during the birthday year and proceeds from the sales will help support BALTIC’s exhibition and education programme.

BALTIC Editions will be exclusively available from BALTIC Shop and will include works by the following artists:

Martin Boyce • Graham Dolphin • Antony Gormley • Dan Holdsworth • Ant Macari • Yoko Ono • Cornelia Parker • Elizabeth Price • Matt Stokes • Mark Titchner • Mark Wallinger

Godfrey Worsdale, BALTIC Director added: “We have been overwhelmed with the support the artists have given us; it is through their generosity that we are able to mark the birthday in such a fantastic way. At a time when all cultural organisations are experiencing challenging financial times we would like to thank the artists for their incredibly kind donation which will enable us to raise considerable funds.

Each of the limited edition prints will be released individually during this year. By purchasing one of these rare and specially commissioned works, collectors will not only receive a great piece of art but will also support our exhibition programme and education and community work for many years to come.”

The series launches with an exclusive new colour print by Dan Holdsworth whose work Mount St. Helens from Spirit Lake, 2012 goes on sale today, Friday 13 July 2012. The photograph was made at Mount Saint Helens in Washington State in the North West United States which forms part of the Cascade Range of volcanic mountains that extends from British Columbia to California and forms part of The Pacific Ring of Fire. It is the most active volcano in the United States and also holds within its caldera the youngest glacier in the world, Crater Glacier. A geometry of pink and orange lens flare in the image appears almost as an emission from the mountain itself, and hints at the influence of landscape within material concerns of West Coast Minimalism, the Sublime, and in some ways echoes James Turrell's concerns for material light and his interventions within the Roden Crater. Mount St. Helens from Spirit Lake, 2012, is a limited edition series of 100 prints which are signed and numbered by the artist and retail at £175.

Further details of each of the artist prints will be announced throughout the year. All prints can be purchased in person from BALTIC Shop or online from balticmill.com/editions. Works can be bought using the Own Art scheme, offering an easy and affordable way to spread the cost of purchase over 10 months with an interest free loan.

BALTIC Editions will release eleven prints during 2012 – 2013 and hope to continue this fundraising initiative in subsequent years adding to the collection with works by other significant contemporary artists.










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