Click images above to view gallery As part of the Dalziel Project, contemporary printmakers have been collaborating with researchers, exploring the archive in the British Museum (see more here). This has generated new work in dialogue with the Dalziels. Bethan Stevens recently wrote about this in Printmaking Today, focusing on the recent Dalziel-related work of Neil…
![Dalziel engraving Graveyard scene, after Charles Green for Charles Dickens, 'The Old Curiosity Shop’, The Household Edition (London: Chapman & Hall, [1876]). First issued in parts.](http://www.sussex.ac.uk/english/dalziel/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/35_p044_detail.jpg)
Earlier this year, young artists at UCA Rochester developed responses to the Dalziel Archive as part of our continuing collaboration. They researched the Dalziel Archive and the Alice to Alice: Dalziel 1865–71 online exhibition and produced new works of art responding to its themes–particularly temporality and sequence. Jemima Woolnough created a sculptural-photographic project, constructing a…