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During the "Printmaking in the Age of Rembrandt" exhibition at the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH (on view September 29, 2012- January 6, 2013) visitors were invited to carve prints throughout October. Those plates will then be inked and printed during a "Steamroller Printmaking" event on Sunday, November 4 where we'll use an actual steamroller (yes, we mean the road construction vehicle) to produce multiple large-scale prints. These prints will be displayed in the museum's Community Gallery and Art Center.
Htein Lin guides us through the process of finger painted printing he developed as a political prisoner in Yangon's notorious Insein prison.
Using bits of glass, plastic and soap, Htein Lin's creativity was able to flourish even under the direst of circumstances; in fact he felt a responsibility to continue his art in prison as a peaceful statement to the junta that freedom of expression cannot ever really be repressed.
Curated by Lorraine Tady. Left, Ben Munoz; right, Strange Powers Press risographs.
Annie Nguyen, GR8 Songs to Cry To, 4 Color Risograph Print, 10” x 10”
Annie Nguyen, Listen to When You’re Lonely but Don’t Want to Talk to Anyone, 4 Color Risograph Print ,
10” x 10”
Mylan Nguyen, Pobrecita, Poetry by Amy Zapien, Illustrated by Mylan Nguyen
Mylan Nguyen, Pobrecita Y La Curandera, Poetry by Amy Zapien, Illustrated by Mylan Nguyen
Taro Kun (Fantasy Boy Taro/F. Boy Taro), Boogie Man, Risograph
Taro Kun (Fantasy Boy Taro/F. Boy Taro), Kitchen Gods, 2021, Risograph
Taro Kun (Fantasy Boy Taro/F. Boy Taro), Satoshi no Kokuhaku, 2021, Risograph
Taro Kun (Fantasy Boy Taro/F. Boy Taro), Younger Days, zine
These fabrics were all printed by myself in India. I attended a week long course facilitated by Skills Tourism to utilise local artisans in Mysore and showcase their skills. It was a busman's holiday for me as a printmaker but one of the best things I have ever done in India. If you ever get the opportunity, you must try it.
eventually I hope to print the "moon" block in a yellow color under the "skull" block in black or gray... could also work under the "bat" block but I sort of see Batty a a stand alone fellow
stupid red tint from my sister's pink room.
i need better lighting.
original image: www.flickr.com/photos/purpleskies/281753217/in/set-1732451/