Shoreditch Arts Club, Dec 2023 - Jan 2024

The Atis collection, Notting Hill, May 2022 - present

Atis London has a collection of Ellipsis Prints on permanent display. They give a strong identity to this beautifully designed restaurant space in the heart of Notting Hill. The strong riso colours set off the pale and understated design.

when: 27 May 2022 onwards
where: Atis London, Notting Hill
artists: Hannah Lees, May Hands, Jala Wahid, Bea Bonafini, Milly Peck, Olivia Strange, Valerie Savchits, Daisy Parris, Yulia Iosilzon, Sunyoung Hwang, Kim Booker

Billboard Takeover, Finsbury Park, August 2021

We are proud to launch our second collection of prints with a billboard takeover at Wells Terrace, Finsbury Park. The new collection has been commissioned from 9 of the best new contemporary artists to watch. They feature the bright colours of riso inks, strong intersectional feminist messaging and are available in a limited edition.

when: 2 August - 16 August 2021
where: Wells Terrace, Finsbury Park
artists: Alexi Marshall, Emily Moore, Kim Booker, Jala Wahid, Olivia Strange, Sunyoung Hwang, Valerie Savchits, Xie Rong and Yulia Iosilzon

Billboard Takeover, Hackney, August 2020

With lockdown limiting access to galleries, Ellipsis Prints is taking to the streets. Showing our prints at scale and outdoors gives them the attention they deserve. Womxn artists refuse to continue to be sidelined by the male dominated art world. 

when: 14 August - 28 August 2020
where: Hackney Road
artists: Gabriele Beveridge, Lydia Boehm, Bea Bonafini, Scarlett Bowman, Phoebe Collings-James, May Hands, Hannah Lees, Daisy Parris, Milly Peck, Hannah Rowan, Devlin Shea and Lucy Whitford

Ellipsis Prints x Assembly Point, July 2019

A selection of our risograph editions were exhibited at EveryThing Must Go! - Assembly Point’s beautifully curated exhibition of artists' multiples.

The exhibition was open from 18-21 July 2019 at Assembly Point, 49 Staffordshire Street, London SE15 5TJ.

Launch exhibition, Soho, June 2019

Ellipsis Prints launched with an exhibition on 6 June 2019 at Koppel Project Central on Poland Street, London.

Twenty-two unique risograph prints were on display made by twelve of the most talented early-career female contemporary artists. The first group of commissioned artists comprise:  
 
Gabriele Beveridge
Lydia Boehm
Bea Bonafini
Scarlett Bowman
Phoebe Collings-James
May Hands
Hannah Lees
Daisy Parris
Milly Peck
Hannah Rowan
Devlin Shea
Lucy Whitford