Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printmaking. Show all posts

4/12/2012

COLLABORATING WITH CARDIFF

Marshall, Jayme, and Aimee working on collaborative drawings

ON VIEW FROM APRIL 9 - 29, 2012

For the most recent show at Booklyn Artists Alliance, Stones in Your Pocket, UK collaborative printmaking group the Cardiff Sessions presented recent lithography work. While the show was only up for three days, the Cardiff Sessions also held a collaborative printmaking and drawing workshop on April 7, with New York artists handpicked by Booklyn's Gallery Director, Aimee Lusty. I was super excited to be one of the artists invited to participate, along with Aimee herself and a few other Brooklyn artists and friends I admire.

Wall of collaborative drawings, chairs of peoples' jackets

More about the Cardiff Sessions and the workshop:
Founded in 2009 the Cardiff Sessions is an artist collective dedicated to producing collaborative work through experimental drawing and stone lithography. The collective's aim is to develop relationships with international artists and explore the visual language of printmaking through collaboration while advancing experimentation in contemporary printmaking within Wales...

Coinciding with this exhibition Booklyn Artists Alliance and the Cardiff Sessions will produce a new series of collaborative linocut prints. These collaborations will be on view from April 9 - 29.
We started the day off making drawings that were passed around to at least 4 artists apiece. Afterwards, we each made linocuts and collaborated on the printing process, in effect making one-of-a-kind monoprints. For the last leg, we placed all of the linocuts together and made unique markings before printing, resulting in 4 large prints. The collaborations made in the Cardiff Sessions workshop will be on view at Booklyn Artists Alliance, 37 Greenpoint Avenue Floor 4, Brooklyn, NY, through April 29.

More pictures after the jump!

3/18/2008

GROW FINS, TURKEY

[photo by K. Eldridge]


Jess is doin' dishes & takin' names in a new Cheeky shirt. I drew the design (that's Carl from OVER THE EDGE, not J Sulley... contrary to popular belief) -- Jason Roy, Angie, Brian and I printed 'em on an excursion to SUNY Purchase involving beer, pizza, weird wine, and Black Sabbath. We also have patches and stickers with the teeth design by Mike Hunchback (for more info on all of this: http://myspace.com/cheekyli).

In other Cheeky news, Darren and Charlotte met us at the show in Allentown this weekend. Darren took a bunch of awesome photos and posted them at Just a Visual -- he also posted video of the entire Cheeky set from Rembrandt's on Feb. 16th, so be sure to check that out!

Note: check out Perry's review of the shirt here, at his t-shirt blog. His shirt looks a little shaky - one can only hope we gave it to him for free. (3/18/2010)

2/12/2008

More from In The Forest

photo by Dave Caputo

This is a detail of the installation part of the project -- the trees are large xerox transfers worked into with acrylic paint, ink, and pencil. The owls & girls are silkscreen cut-outs on vellum & mylar.

11/28/2007

2005

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On the theme of old art stuff, I found this image from 2005. In July of 2005 we had an LIWC art show, and these were the prints I showed. They're collage, silkscreen, and various other mixed media. The silkscreen image is of my grandma.

11/18/2007

2006


These are some photos I found of an installation I did for my Printmaking Visiting Artist class in the spring of 2006.

8/24/2007

IN THE FOREST



This is a silkscreen collage I did for my senior thesis, In the Forest. (Click on the images to see them bigger!)
Photos by Dave Caputo

8/23/2007

pieces of mind

I was just scouring the internet looking at some projects I've been a part of, and discovered that someone had posted an image & my artists' statement from the Icarus Project's Pieces of Mind exhibit last year. Follow the link to check it out:

http://theicarusproject.net/fountain-gallery-nyc-2006-art-show/untitled-1

Also, come out to the Cheeky show tonight if you're on Long Island! It's the Down in the Dumps coming home show, you can find the info below this post!

3/13/2005


this is a colotype plate that i will be printing today. in real life its about 14"x4". i like how it looks without ink all over it, but maybe the prints will be swell too.