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The exhibition explores the ancient technology of drawing as it meets the newest form of digitised image culture. The artworks under consideration in the book signal the resilience of drawing as a means of exploring and responding to contemporary questions of dialogue and representation, reinforcing its status as an inherently interdisciplinary medium that remains central to artistic practice across the world.

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