fall 2015 Printmaking Weekend Intensives
Instructor: Lothar Osterburg
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
December 11, 12 and 13
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Please join us on this
Saturday, November 14 at 6:30 pm
for an Artist Talk by
Rich Turnbull
 
Rich Turnbull discusses his prints, chemigrams, artists' books and encaustic paintings and how such works intermingle but also squabble and promise favors they can't possibly deliver. He will also share colorful anecdotes about printmakers he knows with the saucy bits redacted, as per MGC regulations. 
Images: top left to right: Untitled (2014), Chemigram / Marvelous boy (2014), Silkscreenbottom: Untitled (2013), Monotype
Free and Open to the Public.
Light refreshments will be served.
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MANHATTAN GRAPHIC CENTER'S
1st Annual New York International
Miniature Print Exhibition
Juror: Sarah Suzuki
Associate Curator of Prints, Museum of Modern Art, NY
On view until
December 18, 2015
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Konstantin Chmutin
Unidentified Fly-Agaric Mezzotint
First Prize Winner
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Online Gallery: For MGC Members
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Tracklights: MGC Member News
Anneli Arms exhibited her print Lionfish in the New York Society of Etchers' 15th Anniversary Exhibition of Intaglio Prints, held in October, at the National Arts Club in New York.
Abby DuBow had a print selected for inclusion in the Boston Printmakers 2015 North American Print Biennial at the Lunder Arts Center
at The Lesley University College of Art and Design in Cambridge, MA. The exhibition is on view from until Dec. 12, 2015. The juror, artist Willie Cole, has chosen 109 prints from almost two thousand submissions.
Additionally, the submission, entitled Discards, has been awarded the Boston Printmakers Purchase Prize for inclusion in the collection of the Boston Public Library.
Also selected to be in the 2015 NA Print Biennial are MGC members Kirsten Flaherty and Frederick Mershimer.
Beth Ganz is participating in a group show entitled Enchanted Landscapes. German Romantic and Contemporary Prints, curated by Rebecca Michelman, at The Curator Gallery on view until December 12, 2015. The gallery is located at 520 West 23rd Street in New York City.thecuratorgallery.com
Elizabeth Langer has a paper lithograph entitled Mothers of Beslancurrently on view in the exhibition Evil: A Matter of Intent, at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Museum until June 30, 2016. Curated by Laura Kruger, the artists included in the show address issues of inhumanity and conflict. Elizabeth exhibited her photo etching Golden Buddha in the New York Society of Etchers 15th Anniversary Show at the National Arts Club.
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Exhibitions and Events of interest
Celebrating Print Magazine
Available now, this bi-annual magazine created by Kads NY, is devoted to fine art printmaking and print-related culture from Central and Eastern Europe and will feature articles, interviews and special projects. To celebrate the NY Print Week, CELEBRATING PRINT Magazine offers MGC members a special 40% discount, available online with a keyed-in discount code, on the first print edition. The featured artists in this issue succeed in finding meaning in printmaking without aiming to justify the medium's relevance. The offer applies to "Celebrating Print | USA, Vol.1 No.1". It cannot be combined with volume discounts or other offers. It ends November 30, 2015. Go online at: www.celebratingprint.com to view sample and buy your issue. To receive the MGC members discount code, email to: info@manhattangraphicscenter.The exhibition, Celebrating Print 2015, juried by Mildred Beltré, will continue to January 13, 2016, at BBLA Gallery in New York City. Also available for private viewing at the Bohemian National Hall are prints by Dusan Kally, an artist from Slovakia (b. 1948). To arrange a viewing, contact Katerina Kyselica at info@kadsny.com or phone 212-744-0841 and leave a message.
Commedia: New Prints 2015 / Autumn
is the title of a new exhibition at International Print Center New York.The show, selected by Tomas Vu, features 60 artists and will open with a Members Preview from 5-6 pm and a reception on Thursday, November 19, 2015 from 6-8 pm. The exhibition will continue to January 16, 2016 ipcny.org
Drawing Ambience.
Alvin Boyarsky and the Architectural Association
at the Arthur A. Houghton Gallery in The Cooper Union is an exhibition of drawings and prints that explore imaginary space and architectural representations, departing from conventions or pragmatic restraints. The works were a product of the special ambience created at the Architectural Association School of Architecture during the 1970's and 1980's in the UK. The resulting radical image making seems to both explode and expand notions of architectural drawing. Offset lithography, color screen print, collage, photostats, thermal prints, etching and other printing techniques were tried on untraditional papers and plastics. On view to November 25, 2015. The gallery is in the The Cooper Union building at 7 East 7th Street, second floor.
Graphic Passion: Matisse and the Book Arts
is the title of the landmark exhibition at The Morgan Library and Museumon view to January 18, 2016. The show will bring together for the first time 30 book illustration projects, out of a total of nearly 50 that Henri Matisse worked on between 1912 and his death in 1954. The Museum is at 225 Madison Avenue at 26th Street in New York City.
Martin Puryear: Multiple Dimensions
Also at The Morgan Library, will be the first exhibition to emphasize the graphic accomplishments of this contemporary artist, most well known for his sculpture, who was born in 1941. The show will consist of about 70 works, primarily drawings (many from the artist's own collection and never before exhibited) but also prints and a few sculptures. The show is organized by the Art institute of Chicago and continues through January 16, 2016.
Printing Women:
Three Centuries of Female Printmakers, 1570-1900
is the show on view at the New York Public Library Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, in the third floor Prints and Stokes Galleries. The library description states that this collection has not been shown since 1901 and will feature well-established artists such as Angelica Kauffman. The exhibit will continue to January 31, 2016.
Print Love: Celebrating The Print Center at 100
is the title of a exhibition of some 40 prints, selected from a major founding donation of more than 1600 works, at The Philadelphia Museum of Art and continuing to January 3, 2016. This diverse assortment is curated by Shelley Langdale, Associate Curator of Prints and Drawings, and is intended to highlight the historical range and quality of the collection. The show is one of many around Philadelphia that are participating in the Centennial celebration of The Print Center, a non-profit gallery and organization devoted to multidisciplinary studies and inclusive programming in printmaking and photography. For a list of events, visit: printcenter.org
Rembrandt's Changing Impressions
is an exhibition at the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery of Columbia University in the City of New York. Curated by scholar Robert Fucci, the show "highlights 18 of the artist's most notably intriguing or dramatically altered prints. It gathers together 52 impressions from 14 different U.S. collections to best show the images in their circulated iterations. All of the works exhibited here were produced during Rembrandt's lifetime, and almost all were likely printed by the artist himself or under his direct supervision. This is the first time in over 40 years that such an exhibition has been undertaken." On view to December 12, 2015. The gallery is located in Schermerhorn Hall, 8th Floor, near the campus entrance at 116th Street and Broadway. Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 1-5 pm.www.columbia.edu/cu/wallach/
Weaving Past Into Present
Experiments in Contemporary Native American Printmaking
also at International Print Center New York, will bring together over 40 works by 12 current indigenous artists in a project coordinated by Sarah Diver. The work will feature a range of printmaking techniques: lithography, silkscreen, linocut and monoprint. The affiliations of the artists include Mohawk, Seneca, Navajo, Flathead/Salish, Chiricahua Apache, Cree, Plains Cultures, Colville Confederate tribes and Wiyot. The exhibition remains on view until November 10, 2015. ipcny.org
Exhibition Opportunities
Alberta Printmakers have issued a call for submission to NO-SO-MINI, a non-juried show, open to all interested printmakers, as a showcase for local and international print artists. Printmakers are asked to submit an edition of ten (10) 8" x 10" prints for exhibition and exchange in the Alberta Printmakers gallery. Each participant will receive 8 prints created by other artists and A/P will retain 2 works from each edition for sale in the studio, gallery and online store. The deadline for entries is Friday, November 28, 2015. Alberta Printmakers are located at 4025 4th Street SE in Calgary, AB.
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