LIMITED EDITION PRINT: "ALL DAT GLITTERS AINT GOALS" by Fahamu Pecou

Fahamu Pecou, All That Glitters Aint Goals, 2012, Acrylic, gold leaf and oil stick on canvas, 74 x 60 inches. Image via fahamupecouart.com 

Fahamu Pecou Art is proud to announce the limited print release of  ALL DAT GLITTERS AINT GOALS

AS SEEN ON THE HIT TELEVISION SHOW EMPIRE!

Archival ink print on 24” x 22” artist paper

Edition of 100, signed and numbered by the artist

$225

Order your own version of ALL DAT GLITTERS AINT GOALS and get your groove on like Cookie Lyon!!!

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LIMITED EDITION PRINT: "Untitled (Structures)" by Leslie Hewitt

Now available from the Light Work 2015 Fine Print Program:

Leslie Hewitt (in collaboration with cinematographer Bradford Young)

Untitled (Structures), 2012

Production still, courtesy of the artists and Lucien Terras Inc.

Archival inkjet print, 6.75x9” on 8x10” paper

Shipped in a 14x18” mat

Edition of 50, signed and numbered by the artist

$300

Leslie Hewitt is an artist living in New York City. With her work in photography and other media, she tries to restructure pieces of American history by inserting people, things, and icons forgotten by the times and gives them new purpose in the present. Hewitt graduated from The Cooper Union’s School of Art in 2000 and went on to earn an MFA from Yale University in 2004. Her work is in the public collection at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY; Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN, the Yale Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, among others. Hewitt was represented in the Museum of Modern Art’s New Photography 2009, a thematic presentation of significant recent work in photography that examines and expands the conventional definitions of the medium. Hewitt participated in Light Work’s Artist-in-Residence Program in July 2009.

Light Work, an artist-run, non-profit organization, has been supporting emerging and under-recognized artists working in photography since 1973.

Purchase Leslie Hewitt's signed and numbered original print from Light Work's exclusive 2015 program here.

BOOKED: Kara Walker turns the page on Porgy and Bess

Kara Walker, Suite 3. Porgy and Bess, embracing, 2013, lithograph. 9 x 12 inches. Image via arionpress.com. 

Libretto for George Gershwin opera is artist’s first series of lithographs

Arion Press presents Porgy & Bess, illustrated with 16 lithographs by Kara Walker, and a separate suite of four additional lithographs.

The opera with music by Gershwin, libretto by DuBose Heyward and lyrics by DuBose Haywood and Ira Gershwin is the occasion for Walker’s first series of lithographs.

Walker launched the publication last November at the gala opening of the IFPDA Print Fair at the Park Avenue Armory in New York.

Emily Nathan writes in the March 2014 issue of ARTnews : 

Floating like a small picture window on the white expanse of every page, each of the 16 illustrations has a messy, aggravated border – the result of Walker’s rubbing technique – and all the figures are represented in her signature silhouette style.

Excerpt of Kara Walker’s Porgy & Bess artist statement: 

Unlike the bulk of my work, in which I plumb erratically and sometimes dangerously through American history using narrative forms and mis-readings of racist texts as the basis, the Porgy & Bess series of images is quite straightforward, more an homage to the feeling of the music. And to that feeling I had as a child of a heavy atmosphere hanging around a timeless act of love.

PUBLICATION DETAILS:

Book with 16 b/w lithographs: edition of 400, numbered and signed, $1,750.

26 lettered copies for complimentary distribution to participants in project.

Suite of four lithographs: edition of 40, on mouldmade paper, numbered and signed, $10,000 (book purchase required).

Prints are numbered 1/40 = 40/40; 5 are artists proofs numbered AP 1/5 to AP 5/5; and 5 are printer’s/publisher’s proofs, numbered PP 1/5 – PP 5/5.

The book is a large quarto, printed by letterpress and hand bound, in a slipcase. 

 

Porgy & Bess can be viewed at Arion Press in San Francisco. Contact them by email for information. 

View the complete prospectus in PDF format. 

View gallery of images.

Read Kara Walker's Artist's Statement about Porgy & Bess.

Kara Walker Lithographs for Porgy & Bess

PRINT: "The Dream” by Synthia Saint James

Synthia Saint James, The Dream, 2013, Oil on canvas, 36 x 24 inches. 

Internationally acclaimed artist Synthia Saint James is pleased to announce her latest limited edition titled The Dream,  a work which celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the March On Washington.

The Dream will be officially unveiled before the CALIFORNIA STATE ASSEMBLY in Sacramento, CA on Thursday, August 29, 2013.

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Chris Ofili: New Limited Edition Print & Artist's Book

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the publication of a new print and artist's book by Chris Ofili to coincide with his exhibition to take and to give.

Over the past two years Chris Ofili has worked on a substantial suite of paintings and works on paper inspired by Ovid's Metamorphoses as part of Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, a unique collaboration between the National Gallery and The Royal Opera House. Working alongside choreographers and dancers from The Royal Ballet on sets and costumes for a new ballet Diana & Actaeon has been a revelation to the artist and has sparked a prodigious body of work. The exhibition to take and to give presents a new large scale painting, drawings and works on paper and continues until 21 December 2012.

Chris Ofili's new limited edition print Study for Ovid-Windfall (2012) is taken from a watercolor, charcoal and pastel drawing for his large painting Ovid-Windfall (2011-2012) which was exhibited at the National Gallery earlier this year. As with all the works in this series, Study for Ovid-Windfall is inspired by Ovid's epic poem Metamorphoses. The moonlit image depicts an ethereal male and female presence set in a mythical, watery landscape and is saturated with the intense, rich colors that surround the artist in his Trinidadian home. Ofili has described reading Ovid, as: "being infected by a world of magic, of shape-shifting, where anything was possible and all things were in flux. It was a world driven by sexual desire."

Chris Ofili, Study for Ovid-Windfall, 2012

Giclée on paper, 48.5 x 31.5 cm, 19 x 12 3/8 in

Edition of 175 plus 25 APs 

Limited edition print & complimentary copy of Chris Ofili Ovid - Diana & Actaeon

Price £500 plus VAT (excludes p&p and framing)

Available for collection or delivery November 30, 2012

This sumptuous, large format, 143-page special edition artist's book brings together Ofili's entire Ovidian series and includes works on paper, watercolors and paintings, with a text by Catherine Lampert.

Hard back print run 500

ISBN 978-0-9568566-5-4

RRP £70.00

Available now for special exhibition price of £45.00 

 

Sales inquiries:
Jelena Seng | 44 (0)20 7549 0420 | jelena@victoria-miro.com

NEW EDITIONS: Available printworks by Kerry James Marshall

Koplin Del Rio Gallery presents recent works on paper by Kerry James Marshall. 

Keeping the Culture, 2011

8 printed layers: Seven silkscreen with top layer linocut on arches paper

Image size: 17.5 x 27 inches; Paper size: 22 x 30 inches

Edition of 100

Available for viewing at Koplin Del Rio.

 Untitled (Woman), 2010

Hardground etching

22.5 x 19 inches

Edition of 50

Available upon order.

Untitled (Handsome Young Man), 2010

Hardground etching

22.5 x 19 inches

Edition of 50

Available upon order.

Frankenstein, 2010

Hardground etching

22.5 x 19 inches

Edition of 50

Available upon order.

Bride of Frankenstein, 2010

Hardground etching

22.5 x 19 inches

Edition of 50

Available upon order.

Vignette (Wishing Well), 2010

Color aquatint etching

53 x 41 inches

Edition of 50

Available upon order.

Please contact the gallery for more information.

310.836.9055 | info@koplindelrio.com

The focus of Koplin Del Rio Gallery is contemporary painting, drawing, and sculpture of established, internationally known artists, as well as emerging California artists. The gallery's main emphasis is representational, figurative, landscape, and still-life works.

Koplin Del Rio online

MEDIA NEWS: Russell Simmons's Art Foundation Marks 15 Years With a Portfolio From Kalup Linzy, Sanford Biggers, and Others

Kenya (Robinson), Personage, 2011. Archival pigments on fine art rag paper. From the 15 x 15 Rush Portfolio. 

Russell Simmons's Art Foundation Marks 15 Years With A Portfolio From Kalup Linzy, Sanford Biggers, and Others

Text by Ann Binlot for ARTINFO.com

October 19, 2011

NEW YORK— Feeling a lack of resources in the art world for emerging artists of color, brothers Russell (the hip-hop mogul), Danny (an artist), and Joseph "Reverend Run" (of Run-DMC) Simmons founded Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation in 1996. The foundation and its Chelsea space, Rush Arts Gallery, helped launch the careers of artists like Kalup Linzy, Kehinde Wiley, and Barron Claiborne, and his since expanded to help all emerging artists. It celebrates its 15th anniversary this year with a series of events and a limited-edition portfolio that can be purchased at Artspace.com.

"We wanted to commemorate the great work," Danny Simmons told ARTINFO. "A lot of people can't afford to buy original work but would love to have these artists in their collections. It helps support the gallery and it also helps support the artist."

The portfolio,"15 X 15," brought together 15 Rush alumni to create limited-edition 16 X 20 prints. Curator Ingrid LaFleur selected the 15 artists for the portfolio: Simone Leigh; Kalup Linzy; Ayana V. Jackson; Tahir Hemphill (whose work is in MoMA's Talk to Me exhibition); Sol'Sax; Wangechi Mutu; Sanford Biggers (who currently has a show at the Brooklyn Museum); Navin June Norling; Diane Wah; Kenya (Robinson); Michael Paul Britto; Renee Cox; Barron Claiborne; Lennon Jno-Baptiste; and Angelbert Metoyer.

The foundation has selected its artists in different ways over the years, from recruiting at art schools, to making studio visits, to accepting submissions. But with the astounding response, now there is a panel of experts and curators (Rush also cultivates careers of burgeoning curators) who go through the artists' work.

"There are very few outlets that have really catered to the type of work that these young artists are doing," said Danny told us. "To have a venue like Rush gives them a home, a goal to shoot for, and it helps create a community of these artists where people can network, get together, and discuss ideas."

While Danny, who owns pieces by most of the Rush artists, personally felt that each of the artists Rush supported over the years was great, he had no idea how successful they would become. "Did I know that they were going to be picked up so widely by the mainstream art world?" Danny told ARTINFO. "No I didn't know that, but I hoped they would."

Click here to view portfolio and pricing information.

Brotherly love (left to right) Joseph (aka "Reverend Run"), Danny and Russell Simmons. © 2011 Patrick  McMullan Company

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LIMITED EDITION PRINT: "Mask and Urban Man" by David C. Driskell

David C. Driskell
Mask and Urban Man, 2010
Woodcut
17 1/2" x 15"
Edition of 30

HEMPHILL announces the release of Mask and Urban Man by David C. Driskell for the benefit of the Institute for Responsible Citizenship.

Born in 1931 into a family of Georgia sharecroppers, David C. Driskell is today a renowned painter and collector of art, as well as one of the leading authorities on the subject of African American art and the black artist in American society. His paintings can be found in major museums and private collections worldwide. His contributions to scholarship in the history of art include many books and more than 40 catalogues for exhibitions he has curated. His essays on the subject of African American art have appeared in major publications throughout the world. Driskell has demonstrated a renewed interest in printmaking over the past decade. Evolution: Five Decades of Printmaking by David C. Driskell, a retrospective exhibition of his prints, has been traveling nationwide since 2007.

The Institute for Responsible Citizenship prepares high-achieving African American men for successful careers in business, law, government, public service, education, journalism, the sciences, medicine, ministry, and the arts. The Institute’s goal is not only to help talented African American men achieve career success, but it is also to train these young leaders to be men of great character who will make significant contributions to their communities, their country, and the world. For more information, visit http://www.i4rc.org/.

For more information on this print, please contact HEMPHILL at 202.234.5601
or e-mail gallery@hempillfinearts.com. 

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ICONOCLAST EDITIONS PRINT: Dexter Gordon by Barkley L. Hendricks

Barkley L. Hendricks

Dexter Gordon, 2008

Archival digital print

18 x 15 inches

Signed by the artist

$1,400.00 USD

Barkley L. Hendricks

Iconic Dexter, 2009

Archival digital print with silkscreen on Sunset cotton etching paper

60 x 42 inches

Edition of 20

Signed by the artist

Contact info@iconoclasteditions.com for price

Please note: Due to size, US customers only please.

  

ABOUT ICONOCLAST EDITIONS

Iconoclast Editions is a project-based studio working in collaboration with artists to produce a wide variety of multi-media endeavors. Iconoclast produces exhibitions, publications, and artist editions. Since 2002, Iconoclast has produced a multitude of exhibitions, books, editions and other projects including the widely acclaimed touring museum exhibition, Beautiful Losers. 

Iconoclast link

DRAFTED: Glenn Ligon Print Chosen To Benefit Skowhegan Art Students

SKOWHEGAN SCHOOL OF PAINTING & SCULPTURE ANNOUNCES

A LIMITED EDITION PRINT BY GLENN LIGON

 Draft, 2010

Aquatint with spitbite, sugarlift and drypoint

on Hahnemühle copperplate bright white paper 

Plate size: 20" x 16"

Paper size: 25" x 20"

Edition of 55 with 10 APs and 4 PPs

Signed and numbered by the artist

$1,400

Price will be raised after the first 25 in the edition are sold

Please contact the Skowhegan office at 212.529.0505 or email at mail@skowheganart.org if you are interested in purchasing this print. Packing and Shipping charges are additional and will be billed separately.

Since 1970, Skowhegan has published a number of benefit print editions to help raise money for scholarships. In recent years, well over 90% of Skowhegan participants have been awarded financial aid. Artists such as Josef Albers, Janet Fish, Yvonne Jacquette, Jasper Johns, Anish Kapoor, Whitfield Lovell, Robert Mangold, Brice Marden, Louise Nevelson, Joel Shapiro, Fred Tomaselli and others have been incredibly generous with their time and talent.