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The first 7 prints,
top/clockwise:
Krrrl (Albuquerque);
and Jesus "Cimi" Alvarez (middle, El Paso)
Yorch of Rezizte Colectivo (from Juarez)
helped connect us to Taller 75 Grados of Mexico City --
Ramon Cardenas of El Paso wanted to get his El Paso group printed at 75 Grados. Krrrl later joined Ramon and his wife Christian (Los Dos) in Mexico City:
Ramon and Christian Cardenas,
Arturo Negrete and Krrrl
Arturo Negrete runs Taller 75 Grados --
And Dignidad Rebelde attended one of his
open studio events -- Taller en Vida--
in 2013
And Dignidad Rebelde attended one of his
open studio events -- Taller en Vida--
in 2013
Ramon Cardenas wrote about the whole experience on the Maintain blog:
Update -- Maintain blog added an entry on the print signings, of the editions done at 75 Grados:
Ramon and Christian watch
Bull and Julio print
Wilma prepares the prints for packaging
Patricio helps Bull and Julio
pull a squeegee
"Plata" cleans a squeegee
Cardo makes an extra drawing,
for Krrrl's sikscreen
Krrrl's print in progress
Christian and Julio
pack 7 editions in a box
for shipping
Wheeling the box to the DHL agent
Ramon relaxes after the prints are finished,
and gets a tattoo from Cardo Negrete
We asked Taller 75 Grados to make another print for us, from one of Federico Villalba's photographs:
Federico Villalba's silkscreen masterpiece
Soon after finishing our prints,
Arturo Negrete went to Xalapa
to give a silkscreening workshop
Great collaborative mural
in front of Taller 75 Grados studio,
Liqen also painted great mural close by,
at the Museo de Juguete Antigua
(Toy Museum)
"Flaco" cleaning screens
We were quite impressed with the fine art prints that Taller 75 Grados pulled for us.
Moreover, they will be exhibiting the whole carpeta on 29 and 30 of October; and then drive it south to exhibit it at their Oaxaca studio -- Process Ediciones -- on November 1st and 2nd, during the Day of the Dead.
Thank you very much Arturo Negrete and crew!
Printed at
While in Mexico City
we were estatic to view the exhibition
of the work of master printmaker Leopoldo Mendez
at the Estanquillo Museo
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