2021 Artist Printmaking Sculpture 
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MAY 17, 2022
In a new exhibition in London, the world of reading provides a starting point for the seven artists to explore a wide range of themes and materials, highlighting our perennial fascination with the printed and bound medium. El Gato Chimney, “The Frog’s Apparition” (2021), watercolor and gouache on Moleskine notebook.
Creative Boom
NOVEMBER 5, 2023
Hanging Decorations by Wrap and various artists Don't feed the Amazon beast! And now we're back for 2023 with another bumper crop of amazing gift ideas from independent artists and shops. We've got a selection of quirky and beautiful gift ideas that will raise your present-buying above the generic and propel your imagination.
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Creative Boom
JUNE 15, 2022
Left to right: Billy Paterson (Communication Design Y3), Jihye Baek (MFA 2022), Fleur Connor (Painting and Printmaking 2022), Sophie Ammann, Leonie Hiller (Communication Design 2022). Yes, there were some physical shows last summer (see our 2021 roundup for details), but that wasn't the case for all, by any means. North West England.
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APRIL 14, 2021
The Annual Student Exhibition is an academic capstone event offering PAFA’s emerging artists the opportunity to curate, install, and sell their own work in America’s first art museum. Making the impossible possible for student-artists is the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) mission. All images © PAFA.
Azure Magazine
FEBRUARY 8, 2021
To match each enclave and its distinct identity, Alter-Projects conceived of two unique themes that drove the selection of artists and the respective works produced. “Art can transport and take the mind on a journey.” metropolis.
Colossal
AUGUST 10, 2021
“Untitled” (2021), oil on canvas, fabric stretched on panel, plastic beads, and barrettes, 50 1/4 x 58 1/2 x 4 inches. All images by Guillaume Ziccarelli, courtesy of the artist and Perrotin, shared with permission. Left: “Perched” (2021), fabric, earrings, sequins, wood, 81 x 23 x 23 inches.
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JANUARY 30, 2023
“You See Through It All” (2021), paper construction of woodblock prints and graphite on archival paper, 41 x 54.5 This infamous legacy is an essential component of Yashua Klos ’s evolution as an artist. “That segregation is baked into the ‘redlining’ housing ownership policies and the geography of the city.”
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