Rebecca's work View Subterranea 8: Bethnal Green is one of 64 contemporary relief engravings selected from around the world for the Fourth Triennial of The Wood Engravers Network, based in the USA.

Launching initially online in April 2020, the exhibition will tour galleries until the end of 2022. Venues will be announced when available.

The exhibition can be viewed in full now at: https://woodengravers.org/wen-gallery

Dates subject to change

The SWE annual exhibition is touring the UK. The Scotland leg of the show visits Frames Gallery in Perth.

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.framesgallery.co.uk

Dates subject to change

The SWE annual exhibition is touring the UK.

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.framesgallery.co.uk

The SWE annual exhibition is touring the UK, stopping at the The North Wall, a vibrant centre for art, drama, theatre and dance (event rescheduled from March).

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.thenorthwall.com

Postponed until further notice

The SWE annual exhibition is touring the UK, stopping at Northern Print - a studio, gallery and education space dedicated to excellence in printmaking, located in Newcastle's cultural quarter of Ouseburn Valley close to the city centre

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.northernprint.org.uk

Postponed to 2021

The annual exhibition of the Society of Graphic Fine Art this year moves to its new home at the Mall Galleries in the heart of London.

Dedicated to fine drawing skills, the society brings together professional artists from all areas of the art world who work in all drawing and printmaking media. Rebecca is a member of the SGFA, having been first elected in 2014, and has exhibited work in each annual exhibition since then.

More information at: www.sgfa.org.uk

Come and meet Rebecca in person at stand 23 and see some of her latest paintings and printmaking.

A weekend of art and more: over 160 curated artists, printmakers, photographers, sculptors, ceramicists and selected galleries from all over the UK and Europe offering the very best in contemporary art, plus demonstrations, interactive art, children’s art quest, gin & wine tasting, food & drink.

Friday private view is by invitation only: join Rebecca's mailing list to make sure you get an invite!

More details: https://contemporaryartfairs.co.uk/surrey-2/

The SWE annual exhibition is touring the UK, stopping at Zillah Bell, an independent contemporary art gallery in North Yorkshire.

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.zillahbellgallery.co.uk

The SWE annual exhibition launches at London's Bankside Gallery, next to the Tate Modern, before touring the UK throughout the rest of the year.

This year's show feature's Rebecca's Angles of Incidence: Lancaster Gate, which is one of the winners of this year's Rachel Rickett Open Prize, awarded by the Golsoncott Foundation.

This exhibition marks 100 years of the society. It was founded in 1920 by artists including Eric Gill, Gwen Raverat, Robert Gibbings, Philip Hagreen and Lucien Pissarro.

More information at www.woodengravers.co.uk, www.banksidegallery.com

The Society of Graphic Fine Art will be showing a selection of works from its members - including Rebecca's wood engravings View Subterranea 8: Bethnal Green and View Subterranea 10: Waterloo

As a former Walthamstow resident, Rebecca is lending her support to a campaign to stop the destruction of healthy, mature lime trees in the heart of this east London town.

Rebecca and other artists are exhibiting works reflecting on both the destruction of nature and the wider themes of humanity's role in the climate crisis. This exhibition at Ye Olde Rose & Crown pub brings together several of Rebecca's wood engravings that have previously been shown at venues around Walthamstow.

The annual exhibition of the Society of Graphic Fine Art this year celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Dedicated to fine drawing skills, the society brings together professional artists from all areas of the art world who work in all drawing and printmaking media. Rebecca is a member of the SGFA, having been first elected in 2014, and has exhibited work in each annual exhibition since then.

Rebecca will be taking part in an artistic project responding to the current geological epoch, during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment.

Supported by Arts Council England and the University of Brighton.

More information at: www.anthrotalk.com

The latest two additions to Rebecca's View Subterranea series are touring the UK as part of the 81st Annual Exhibition of the Society of Wood Engravers.

The final stop on the tour is St Ives.

www.woodengravers.co.uk

Rebecca is taking part in an exhibition of work by 15 artists who are highlighting the decision by the local council to remove 81 mature lime trees from the Lime Tree walk in Walthamstow, east London. The artists are reflecting the urgent need to publicise this decision, as well as reflecting on how it can be seen as a symbol of man's central role in the Anthropocene.

As a former resident of Walthamstow, Rebecca has lent her support to this campaign with two new wood engravings: Nature No Entry and Save Our Trees.

Rebecca's latest wood engraving in her successful View Subterranea series, View Subterranea: Paddington, has been selected for this year's prestigious Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. This is the fifth time that Rebecca's work has been exhibited in the world's largest open exhibition and the highlight of the UK's art calendar.

• 4 June - Preview party 7-9:30pm
• 5-6 June - Patrons breakfast curator's tour 8:45-10am
• 7-9 June - Friends previews Fri 8:30-10 / Sat 10-10 / Sun 10-6
• From 10 June - Open to the public every day till 12 August
• Plus other special events throughout the run

www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/summer-exhibition-2019