Pavel Acevedo (right)
runs the press at the art store
- Pavel Acevedo made his relief print on a press at Urge Palette Art Store, in the Riverside, California desert. Jim and Deborah Cool-Flowers drove the press all the way from El Paso, to give to Pavel.
Tucson
Jeik Catlin Ficker (in background)
runs the Tucson Community Printshop
- Rudy Flores (serigraph)
- Joe Marshall (serigraph and woodcut)
- Lauren Moran (3 color woodcut)
- Mykl Wells (serigraph)
Tucson
Dwight Metzger (pictured, tallest of group of 3 at right)
runs the Gloo Factory silk screen shop
2 silk screen prints were pulled at the Gloo Factory in Tucson:
Tucson
used a large wooden spoon
to hand print his edition
- Martin Quintanilla hand printed his edition of relief prints carved on Mexican shoe rubber, at his home studio in Tucson..
Tucson
Michael Contreras' home studio
- Michael Contreras produced his relief prints on the press in his home studio in Tucson.
Tucson
Gonzalo Espinosa and Tanya Rich
look onto the silk screen exposure unit
2 prints were started, but not finished, at Taller Sin Miedo, those by Gonzalo Espinosa and Tanya Rich. Taller Sin Miedo is a private studio in the house of Gonzalo Espinosa; however, it started in the Sculpture Resource Center.
Albuquerque cluster:
Albuquerque
Regina Held (back to us)
runs the New Grounds Print Workshop
- Ruben Urrea Moreno (Tucson), had his woodcut print produced at New Grounds Print Workshop in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque
Henry Morales in his home studio
- Henry Morales printed his woodcut color relief edition at his home studio in Albuquerque.
Henry actually had a press made
large enough to press his print edition
The press bed rolls on skateboard wheels
El Paso cluster:
El Paso
Alan Hodson (pictured at left) and Jonathan “JJ” Childress
6 serigraphs were pulled at Proper Printshop in El Paso:
- Chris Bardey (Las Cruces)
- Nani Chacon (Albuquerque)
- Raul Monarrez (El Paso)
- Victor Muheddine (El Paso)
- Tino Ortega (El Paso)
- Matthew Poe (El Paso)
El Paso
Manuel Guerra (pictured left) runs Horned Toad Prints
in his private print studio in El Paso
- Mark Christian's (Tucson) woodcut print was produced at Horned Toad Prints studio in El Paso.
New Mexico State University Printshop
Las Cruces, New Mexico
Chris Bardey taught printmaking at NMSU
during the Fall 2015 semester
during the Fall 2015 semester
- Chris Bardey started his print as a woodcut, which he ran through the presses at the New Mexico State University print shop. He ultimately had this print silk screened at Proper Printshop in El Paso.
This article gives the light in which we can observe the reality. This is very nice one and gives indepth information. Thanks for this nice article.
ReplyDeletehome studio setup