‘Mellowtone 15’ exhibition on display at The Handyman

Mellowtone have announced that their ‘Mellowtone 15′ exhibition is now on display at the Handyman Supermarket, Smithdown Road, Liverpool.

‘Mellowtone 15’ is an exhibition of fifteen original screenprints featuring artwork by fifteen different artists, that originally appeared on Mellowtone posters and flyers. 

Art, design and illustration have always been a cornerstone of what we do at Mellowtone. Always printed, and consistently monochrome.  ‘Mellowtone 15’ is an exhibition of fifteen original screenprints celebrating this. The show, originally displayed at Buyers Club in 2019, features artwork by fifteen different artists, in limited editions of fifteen, with each print on sale for (yes…) fifteen pounds. Each image has been lovingly hand-printed by Johanna Wilson at Liverpool studio The Paper Moon. 

50% of all proceeds will be donated to local charities, including the Florrie, Mandela8, Granby Toxteth Development Trust, The Whitechapel Centre, St Brides Foodbank, and Claire House. 

The exhibition is open at the Handyman Supermarket, 461 Smithdown Rd, Liverpool L15 3JL.

Prints are also available for sale online here.

The exhibition includes design and illustration from 2004 – 2019, with work from artists Charles Williams, Amber Badger, Laura-Kate Draws, Thomas James Butler, Danny Allison, Michael Snowdon (The Microcosm), Sketchstance, Johanna Wilson (That Girl), Toucan Tango, Eimear Kavanagh, Paul Donnelly, Jack Ehlen, Mak.Ink, Iouka, and Andrew Berry.  

A3 hand-pulled screenprints on paper
Limited editions of 15. 
Hand stamped and numbered in pencil.
£15 each. 

The exhibition also includes the commissioned illustration by Laura-Kate Draws, produced to commemorate Mellowtone’s 15 year anniversary. 

The Handyman is open:

Wednesday 4pm – 7pm 
Thursday 5pm – 9pm 
Friday 4pm – 11pm
Saturday 12pm – 2pm & 3pm – 11pm.

While you’re there, you can check out their range of ales and gins – all produced in-house – for consumption on the premises, or to enjoy at home. 

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