Manarch (Pasta) (2013)

Anthea Hamilton

26 colour screenprint with UV glaze on 410 gsm Somerset Tub sized paper

The Hunterian, University of Glasgow

Classification:

Materials:

Ink, Somerset Tub Sized 410 gsm paper

Technique:

Screenprint

Dimensions:

60.5 x 54 cm

Credit:

Gift of Carl Freedman and Robert Diament, presented by the Contemporary Art Society, 2021/22

Scheme:

Gift

Ownership history:

Gifted by Carl Freedman and Robert Diament to the Contemporary Art Society, 2021; presented to The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 2021

Relationship:

Counter Editions, Margate The Hunterian, University of Glasgow Carl Freedman and Robert Diament

Subject:

Appropriation, Consumer culture, Pop Art

Anthea Hamilton’s sculptural collages are reflected in her prints. The screenprint Manarch Pasta (2013) recalls the appropriations and engagements with consumer media and advertising, which characterised early British Pop art.

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