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Expanding the Field; New Ideas in and Beyond Print
Artists selected by The California Society of Printmakers: Florence Alfano McEwin, Cascade Almond, Karen BadenThapa, Marit Berg, Stephanie Berrie, Samantha Buchanan, Macy Chadwick, Emily Cladinos, Teresa Cole, Margaret Craig, Linda Craighead, Steven Dalber, Holly Downing, Matthew Egan, JoSep Ferrer, Candace Garlock, Bushra Gill, Kevin Harris, Susanna Harris, Carol Hayman, Raluca Iancu, Emily Kampa, Quinn Keck, Anna Kenar, Barbara Kibbe, Patty Kennedy-Zafred, Eunkang Koh, Reggie Kramer, Amanda Lilleston, Emma Lowe, Lynk Collective: Nguyen Ly and Christina Yasmin Fesmire, Beauvais Lyons, Kent Manske, Mary V. Marsh, Laura McHugh, Klea McKenna, Nathan Meltz, Aaron Pennington, Nathan Pietrykowski, Maxwell Plus, Tatiana Potts, Eric Sanchez and Matt Reynoso, Sarah Sanford, Jennifer Scheuer, Susan Silvester, Karen Slater, Robynn Smith, Jami Taback, Cal Tabuena-Frolli, Melanie Robyn Wall, Erik Waterkotte, Dan Welden, Donna Westerman, Dana Zed
AUG 30 - JAN 11
Will be on View in the
Marquee:
Tea For Four, Linda Craighead
Mathias Gallery
Overview
The California Society of Printmakers is America’s oldest non-profit, member-run, printmaking organization. This exhibition will be a curated selection of works from artists across the United States; this is an opportunity for the selected artists to showcase their most innovative and evolving creations. In the national call for artists, entrants are highly encouraged to conceptualize works beyond the traditional bounds of printmaking - to embody structures that expand beyond the paper’s edge, extend off the wall, interlocks, and even express in multiples - telling a great story.
Artist Statement
For this exhibition, Expanding the Field; New Ideas in and Beyond Print, artists have been invited to submit work that incorporates any form of hand pulled printmaking, with end results including, but not limited to: large scale print work, innovative/experimental print techniques, modular assemblages, installation, sculptural elements, art book constructions, two-dimensional prints, and more.
The juror for this exhibition, Monique Martin, is an internationally recognized, multidisciplinary artist from Saskatoon, Canada with a 25-year exhibition history who has exhibited her artwork in hundreds of significant solo, invited, and juried exhibitions in numerous countries.