Publications

A page of Concerning the Work by Michael Cope coming off the press, a Universal 1, at Thin Ice Press: the York Centre for Print.

Concerning the WorK

Concerning the Work by Michael Cope is the first full-length fine press publication from Thin Ice Press: the York Centre for Print. Coming autumn 2024.

A blue fabric-covered book titled 'Anteverbs' with white and chartreuse pages, placed on a wooden table.

Anteverbs

Welcome to Anteverbs, a sprightly collection of cut-and-shut proverbs for the twenty-first century. Written, printed and bound by Thin Ice Press: the York Centre for Print.

A page of a book with poetic text and a small illustration of a rabbit in the bottom right corner.

Two Poems on Coney Street

Poet Jessie Summerhayes wrote these thought-provoking, playful poems in celebration of Coney Street, York's ancient high street.

A hardcover book titled 'Coney Street Life' by J.R. Carpenter standing on a wooden surface, accompanied by an informational card with the same title and additional details.

Coney Street Life

Written and printed by the award winning artist and poet J. R. Carpenter during her time as Writer in Residence with StreetLife: the project that led to the foundation of Thin Ice Press.

Austen & Turner: An Imagined Conversation - Capturing Beauty

Limited edition prints in collaboration with Harewood House for Austen & Turner: A Country House Encounter.

The prints imagine a conversation between Austen and Turner, using quotations from both the writer and the artist to reflect on the relationship between writing and visual art, and the possibilities and constraints of British society in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

Perhaps

We are proud to have collaborated with Harewood House and Rommi Smith to print her poem ‘Perhaps’, on display as part of the Austen & Turner: A Country House Encounter exhibition.