Nicholas di Genova
Poster by Nicholas di Genova at Handmade Posters
6 colour screenprint
Paper:
Conqueror Connoisseur
Soft White 300gsm.
50 x 70 cm.
Signed and numbered
edition of 100.
art + space + audience
Currently studying Criticism & Curatorial Practice at the Ontario College of Art & Design, focusing on funding policy, microfinance and creative intervention art. You can see my thesis work here.
I'll use Posterous to amass a collection of things around the Internet that catch my eye. Anything that warrants a more elaborate comment can be found on my website:
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6 colour screenprint
Carol Rowland-Ulmann
Carol Rowland-Ulmann
Elevator
Linoleum engravings on paper
29 x 29
Available for rent/purchase here.
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Louise Vezina
Brush Fire III (& Lake)
20 x 20 Inches
Archival ink print on paper
You can buy it here. Vezina will also have a print in the 100 Prints fundraiser.
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If you like printmaking... 100 Prints
Which reminds me...
Open Studio, a printmaking studio and gallery in Toronto (in the same building that I work in) hosts an annual fundraiser, 100 Prints, and this year it'll be held at the Palais Royale in Toronto. I went to this fundraiser once when I was younger -- my aunt and uncle had an extra ticket. When you buy a ticket, you get a print!
Tickets are $325 and you can bring a guest. It's a pretty affordable way to get your hands on a great piece of original, contemporary art! The event is on May 13th.
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Mark Bovey
For now I'm checking out the work by some of the artists who are in the Sense of Place exhibition, but I'll branch out once I'm through the list.
Here's a piece by Mark Bovey. He has a really great website -- click to see lots more.
Volume 1 plate 28, stone lithography and screen print, 29.5x41
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Libby Hague / Printmaking
I love this woodcut by Libby Hague that I saw in an Akimbo email broadcast this morning. It's part of an exhibition in Toronto that starts today. I think I'll be posting lots of printmaking images today!
Libby Hague, Everything Needs Everything: Rehearsal for Disaster, 2005-2007, woodcut on Okawara.
Sense of Place
5 May to 1 August 2009
University of Toronto Art Centre
15 King's College Circle
Toronto, ON M5S 3H7
www.utac.utoronto.ca 416-978-1838
Tuesday to Friday 12-5 Saturday 12-4 FREE
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