BGuthrie Photos: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: (Alper) Crossing Boundaries & Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking

DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: (Alper) Crossing Boundaries & Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking:

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Description of Pictures: Crossing Boundaries & Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking
June 15-August 11, 2019
Curated by Matthew McLaughlin
Presented by the Alper Initaitive for Washington Art
The District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region is full of boundaries and borders, both physical—like the state lines that divide these artists -- and imagined -- political ideology, economic class, gender identity, religious belief. These boundaries delineate spaces, groups, ideas, and more, but they are easily walked over, pushed through, and broken down. Furthermore, the artists featured in Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking also question, push, and break down the traditional notions of what printmaking is as a technique, how it can be used, and how printmaking can be defined.
Featuring artists: Danqi Cai, Brigitte Caramanna, Eric Celarier, Justyne Fischer, Jenny Freestone, Aziza Claudia Gibson-Hunter, Maggie Gourlay, Amelia Hankin, Mimi Herbert, Marty Ittner, Nilou Kazemzadeh, Brian Kirk, Lauren G. Koch, Jun Lee, Pete Morelewicz, Gretchen Schermerhorn, Gail Shaw-Clemons, Terry Svat, and R.L. Tillman

Same Event: Wait! There's more! Because I took too many pictures, photos from this event were divided among the following pages: [Display ALL photos on one page]:

2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Taiwan: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: Being Here as ME (19 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Refuse: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: Kirsty Little: Refuse?REFUSE 35B+ (18 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Palileo: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: Maia Cruz Palileo (68 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Passages: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: Passages: Keith Morrison, 1999-2019 (27 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Prosper: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: Plans to Prosper You (21 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenX_2019C_Crossing: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibit: (Alper) Crossing Boundaries & Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking (51 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenXT_Palileo_190615: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Gallery Talk: Maia Cruz Palileo (40 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenXT_Broel_190614: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Gallery Talk: Squire Broel (43 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenO_190614: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Opening Reception (Member) (29 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_KatzenO_190615: DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Opening Reception (Public) (64 photos from 2019)

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1. KATCRO_190614_001.JPG: R.L. Tillman Meme Problem / Le Meme Probleme, 2018
2. KATCRO_190614_014.JPG: Mexico Will Not Pay for le f---ing Wall
3. KATCRO_190614_018.JPG: Largest Inauguration Audience Period
4. KATCRO_190614_021.JPG: Covfefe
5. KATCRO_190614_024.JPG: La Beaute In our tweets
6. KATCRO_190614_026.JPG: Oui Little Hands
7. KATCRO_190614_033.JPG: What About Both Sides
8. KATCRO_190614_036.JPG: Nous Sommes Tous [We are all] Deplorables
9. KATCRO_190614_045.JPG: Danqi Cai One Hundred (Would Be) Daughters, 2018
10. KATCRO_190614_047.JPG: She was warned Nevertheless she persisted
11. KATCRO_190614_050.JPG: Crooked Hillary!
12. KATCRO_190614_053.JPG: Libs R.O.T.F.L. [rolling on the floor laughing]
13. KATCRO_190614_057.JPG: This is fine
14. KATCRO_190614_065.JPG: 45
15. KATCRO_190614_066.JPG: C'mon sheeple...
16. KATCRO_190614_069.JPG: Pee Pee Tape
17. KATCRO_190614_072.JPG: People from shithole countries Or shithouse countries
18. KATCRO_190614_078.JPG: #Not My President
19. KATCRO_190614_082.JPG: #maga
20. KATCRO_190614_093.JPG: Terry Svat Two Sides, 2018
21. KATCRO_190614_098.JPG: Gail Shaw-Clemons Crocodile Warrior Robe, 2016
22. KATCRO_190614_115.JPG: Amelia Hankin Fortune Teller, 2018
23. KATCRO_190614_121.JPG: Brigitte Caramanna Oil Rig Empyrean, 2017
24. KATCRO_190614_130.JPG: Brigitte Caramanna Parallel Portal, 2018
25. KATCRO_190614_136.JPG: Terry Svat Isolation, 2017
26. KATCRO_190614_157.JPG: Danqi Cai To Be (or Not To Be), 2018
27. KATCRO_190614_163.JPG: Le Meme Problem
28. KATCRO_190614_167.JPG: Fire and Fury And Frankly Power
29. KATCRO_190614_169.JPG: The Failing New York Times!
30. KATCRO_190614_172.JPG: Bot Bot Bot
31. KATCRO_190614_174.JPG: Covfefe
32. KATCRO_190614_177.JPG: La Beaute In Our Tweets
33. KATCRO_190614_186.JPG: Not usually a sign guy but geez!
34. KATCRO_190614_187.JPG: Librul Tears
35. KATCRO_190614_190.JPG: I Really Don't Care. Do U?
36. KATCRO_190614_199.JPG: Lauren G. Koch Warm days... not long ago..., 2017
37. KATCRO_190614_208.JPG: Gretchen Schermerhorn Juan Garcia, 2018
38. KATCRO_190614_213.JPG: Gretchen Schermerhorn Small Cox, 2018
39. KATCRO_190614_225.JPG: Jun Lee The Chief, 2017
40. KATCRO_190614_231.JPG: Jun Lee The Challenger, 2019
41. KATCRO_190614_238.JPG: Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking Curated by Matthew McLaughlin
42. KATCRO_190614_244.JPG: The District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) region is full of boundaries and borders, both physical-like the state lines that divide these artists-and imagined-political ideology, economic class, gender identity, religious belief, cultural affiliations. These boundaries delineate spaces, groups, ideas, and more, but they are easily walked over, pushed through, and broken down. Furthermore, the artists featured in Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking also question, push, and break down the traditional notions of what printmaking is as a technique, how it can be used, and how printmaking can be defined. Lithography, intaglio, relief, and screen print are the four pillars of printmaking. Each technique has taken time, effort, and experimentation by hundreds, if not thousands, of artists to create and develop into the forms we know today. Each has its own unique characteristics, and learning to work with each takes patience and an inquisitive nature, which is why printmakers continue to push and develop their art form beyond historical methodologies. For example, while prints have been traditionally matted and framed, more and more contemporary artists are discarding that tradition and considering other means of displaying (and thus experiencing) their artworks. They are contemplating how printmaking can move past the frame and into new forms to further engage the viewer. Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Borders highlights the local DC, Maryland, and Virginia artwork that speaks to the beginnings of a new direction for printmaking as an art form that enhances the contemporary art dialogue. Matthew McLaughlin, Curator
43. KATCRO_190615_02.JPG: Mimi Herbert American Mexican Flag State 2, 2018
44. KATCRO_190615_08.JPG: Eric Celarier Biosphere 12, 2019
45. KATCRO_190615_13.JPG: Nilou Kazemzadeh Release, 2016
46. KATCRO_190615_18.JPG: Nilou Kazemzadeh Manifest, 2018
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