Joanna Brinton (b. Southampton 1978, lives & works London) is interested how publications and print can enable and extend the reach of conversation.
Brinton has a social practice and is founder of the Good Studio project, a risograph printer that promotes conversation and exchange through the publishing process. Her projects combine an interest in natural processes with a delight in print and people and often include interdisciplinary works and publications.
Freedom Portal Planner 2024, Joanna Brinton and Freya Kehoe, Freelands Foundation, 2023/24
Brinton’s projects have been exhibited widely including at: National Trust Saltram, South London Gallery, Southwark Park Galleries, Pump House Galleries, Kelly Avenue Park, Tokyo Wondersite (Japan), Peninsula Art Gallery, Sydney Nolan Trust, Cookhouse Gallery (UAL), PC1, Plymouth College of Arts, Somerset House and Gimpel Fils. Natural materials, spaces and processes are often at the core of her research-based work.
Banner, Making Routes, South London Gallery