2024 was a big year for COLLABORATIVE PRINTMAKING -- specifically with the three big projects listed above. I chronicled all this on the BUCKET EXHIBITONS blog:
BIG INK -- Lyell Castonguay and Carand Burnet -- came to Albuquerque on April 13th and 14th, to make big prints, as part of the MAKING HISSTORY 2024 tour. Our BUCKET EXHIBITIONS team -- of Henry Morales, Ellie Weadock, Virgil Velasco -- made a collaborative print together:
BIG INK LINKS
ALL the 2024 Blog LINKS about BIG INK
The team in Henry Morales' studio wanted to collaborate again after the BIG INK project. So five of us at the April 23rd drawing session -- Henry Morales, Ellie Weadock, Virgil Velasco, Casandra Encinias and Karl Whitaker -- carved our drawings into linoleum and printed them together on one sheet of rice paper:
All this print collaboration culminated in our biggest project -- the EXQUISISTE TESSELLATION Print project -- a more detailed explanation on the BUCKET EXHIBITIONS blog:
We ended the year with our first EXQUISITE TESSELLATION exhibition, at Remarque Print Workshop in Albuquerque:
LIVE PRINTMAKING
We do live printmaking at events -- such as during the SOUTHWEST PRINT FIESTA, at HECHO A MANO gallery, at the PRINTERS PLANET SANTA FE and at the PRINTERS PLANET ALBUQUERQUE:
March 8
SANITARY TORTILLA FACTORY
April 12
NATIONAL NUCLEAR MUSEUM
May 25
PRINTERS PLANET ALBUQUERQUE
June 9
ABQ RAIL YARDS
August 11
PRINTERS PLANET SANTA FE
September 7
MUERTES Y MARIGOLD PRINT WORKSHOP
September 14
HECHO A MANO
October 12
SOUTHWEST PRINT FIESTA
November 9
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS PARADE
ABQ ART WALK
Robert Atkinson made prints during the ABQ Art Walks downtown:May 3
August 2
CIRCLE MAGIC
PRINTS
With the 4 inch diameter circles, we made "street taco" sized prints on a TORTILLA PRESS, from AI images engraved into linoleum by a laser cutter. Then OffCenter ARTS collaborated by pressing one of their Pink Pearl eraser images, in yellow, on top of our porcupine print:
ELIZA LUTZ took the two-part circle linocuts a step further, with a variation on the "EXQUISITE CORPSE" -- by constructing four chimera variations, simply by turning the inside circle 90 degrees before printing:
PAVEL ACEVEDO
PAVEL ACEVEDO electrified the printmakers when he came to town to direct a relief printmaking workshop at the University of New Mexico. Previously we had worked with Pavel almost a decade ago in the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta:
INDEX
REMARQUE PRINT WORKSHOP
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The HERSTORY collective wheat-pasted prints in Santa Fe on April 20th, 2024, the theme was WOMAN of the RAILS:
BOBBIE FULTZ of Santa Fe donated a lot of printmaking materials to us -- but more importantly, told me of her four big ANTI-UTOPIA Print collaborative books:
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