Bina Shah

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Bina Shah is a London based visual artist and printmaker. Her childhood memories of growing up in Kenya has evoked a passion of being connected with the land. Her work is site-responsive, deep rooted in both urban and rural environments. She makes her own inks and often incorporates earth pigments gathered from the location. Her work evolves from experimenting with different materials and combining printmaking techniques that often lead her to unexpected discoveries.

She has exhibited widely and received numerous awards for printmaking including:
Winner of London Centre of Book Arts [LCBA] at East London Printmakers Festival of Print 2023
Excellence in Printmaking Prize ELPS at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2021,
Shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Print Prize 2020
Woolwich Contemporary Prize at the annual National Original Print Exhibition 2019.
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Bina Shah is a London based visual artist and printmaker. Her childhood memories of growing up in Kenya has evoked a passion of being connected with the land. Her work is site-responsive, deep rooted in both urban and rural environments. She makes her own inks and often incorporates earth pigments gathered from the location. Her work evolves from experimenting with different materials and combining printmaking techniques that often lead her to unexpected discoveries.

She has exhibited widely and received numerous awards for printmaking including:
Winner of London Centre of Book Arts [LCBA] at East London Printmakers Festival of Print 2023
Excellence in Printmaking Prize ELPS at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2021,
Shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Print Prize 2020
Woolwich Contemporary Prize at the annual National Original Print Exhibition 2019.
Bina Shah is a London based visual artist and printmaker. Her childhood memories of growing up in Kenya has evoked a passion of being connected with the land. Her work is site-responsive, deep rooted in both urban and rural environments. She makes her own inks and often incorporates earth pigments gathered from the location. Her work evolves from experimenting with different materials and combining printmaking techniques that often lead her to unexpected discoveries.

She has exhibited widely and received numerous awards for printmaking including:
Winner of London Centre of Book Arts [LCBA] at East London Printmakers Festival of Print 2023
Excellence in Printmaking Prize ELPS at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2021,
Shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Print Prize 2020
Woolwich Contemporary Prize at the annual National Original Print Exhibition 2019.
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