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Neo : Printprize



Group printmaking exhibition running from september 13th until october 28th at neo:gallery22, the market place, bolton, U.K.









dusted off a couple degree show prints for the show, Log Cabin and Suck My Fist 



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fuckingdrawings_holyfuck1.sofd

It goews there (A - J)
gouache, pen and pencil on paper


Purkki5 EDIT2
gouache, pen and pencil on paper and digital edit


Lawvate
gouache, pen and pencil on paper


red nose in the morning time
gouache, pen and pencil on paper


Portrait of the artist going back to Calais with a hat on
pen and pencil on paper


Sham Bam Pillow Sham (J - Zed)
gouache, pen and pencil on paper

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VROUW MARIA // kontaining // 24hr residency



Vrouw Maria / Kontaining / Ptarmigan Helsinki / Lasipalatsin Aukio
24 hour art and coffee









The Vrouw Maria was a merchant ship which sank 241 years ago in the outer archipelago of the municipality of Nagu, Finland. Amongst the ship's cargo - which also included coffee beans, sugar, fabric and dyes - were an estimated twenty one artworks, belonging to Catherine the Great. 


To commemorate the 241st anniversary of the sinking of the Vrouw Maria, Hannah Harkes will recreate these twenty one artworks during her 24 hour takeover of the KONTAINING shipping container, using only the titles of the works as starting points. 


The space will function as an open studio and gallery from 9am to 9am, inviting the public to influence the content of the recreated works and to view their progression. Willing passersby may also play the muse, and model for studies of the various characters and scenes present in the works. Costume and props will be provided. 

Coffee will be served throughout the 24 hour period, in fearful reverence of the coffee beans that clogged the ship's pump and brought about its demise on that fateful day in 1771 - and to aid in the continued, restless art making.

FEATURING RECREATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING SUNKEN WORKS:

Hendrick Van Balen - "The Virgin and the Young Jesus Christ" 
Gerard ter Borch - "A Musician with a Guitar", "The Officer Who Wrote the Letter", "Girl with a Dog" 
Gerard Dou - "The Girl in Yellow", "The Reception was a Surgeon" 
Jan van Goyen - "The Village on the Banks of the River" 
Willem Joseph Laquy - "An Artist with a Student" 
Johannes Lingelback - "A Ship at Anchor" 
Gabriel Metsu - "The Servant with the Hare in his Hands" 
Frans van der Myn - "A Gentleman with a Glass" 
Adrian can Ostade - "The Man at the Table" 
Paulus Potter - "Large Cow Wagon" 
Abraharm Stork - "City on the Rhine" 
Adriaen van de Velde - "Herd on Vacation" 
Jakob de Wit - "Jug with Flowers" 
Philips Wouwerman - "Fight Club", "Old House", "The Scene with the Hunter", "The Boy with the Horse", "River"

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THE VROUW MARIA ANNIVERSARY TAKEAWAY
The Vrouw Maria Anniversary Takeaway honours the omnipotent coffee bean, an almighty power capable of raising heart rate and of sinking ships. The founders of The Vrouw Maria Anniversary Takeaway kindly ask their customers to commit a propitiatory act in the drinking of their coffee by immersing themselves in the splendour of the supreme stimulatory power or else to cower forebodingly beneath the shadow of its formidable wrath.

more on the event HERE

look at the paintings closer HERE
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New Prints 2012/Summer Opening: IPCNY


IPCNY, New York

May 24th to July 27th 2012

International Print Center New York presents New Prints 2012/Summer, on view May 24 through July 27, 2012 in its gallery at 508 West 26th Street, 5th floor.  The show consists of seventy-eight prints by seventy-two emerging to established artists, selected from a pool of over 2,500 submissions. 

Shahzia Sikander was the sole juror for this exhibition, continuing IPCNY’s tradition of inviting an individual artist to select the Spring or Summer New Prints show.  Past artist jurors include Kiki Smith, Richard Tuttle, James Siena, Jane Hammond, Polly Apfelbaum, Philip Pearlstein and Trenton Doyle Hancock.

New Prints 2012/Summer - Selected by Shahzia Sikander is the forty-second presentation of IPCNY’s New Prints Program, a series of juried exhibitions organized by IPCNY several times each year, featuring prints made within the past twelve months by artists at all stages of their careers.  An illustrated brochure, including an interview with Ms. Sikander, will accompany the exhibition.

http://www.ipcny.org/node/1636









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