pressing matters - contemporary printmaking
28 september - 22 October 2011
This exhibition of Melbourne-based artists is an investigation into the current state of printmaking. By highlighting the diversity and scope of the discipline its commonalities come to the fore: issues of tradition versus innovation, registration and interface, appropriation and the multiple. These ideas echo throughout the work, and yet they are a similarity which each artist approaches and answers in a different way.
The following established and up-and-coming artists are featured in this show:
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Exhibition Images |
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Pavlidis; Cat Poljski. ON BACK WALL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Silvester; Deb Taylor.
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Adrian Kellett; Cat Poljski
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Silvester; Jazminia Cininas
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Mr Lycett's view, wallpaper, timber shelves, wood, digital print on Hahnemuhle paper, hydrostone. Dimensions variable, Julia Silvester
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Michahls Half of Everything Else, reduction linoprint, Jazmina Cininas |
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White Fell's eyes Turned Green, reductino linoprint, Jazmina Cininas |
Mandalena was a true marvel in her time, reduction linoprint, Jazmina Cininas |
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Silvester, Jazmina Cininas
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura di Florio; Kim Wall, Damon Kowarsky
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Untitled #1, perspex and heat transfer, Laura di Florio
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Untitled #2, perspex and heat transfer, Laura di Florio |
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Wall; Damon Kowarsky, Adrian Kellett, Cat Polski
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Robot, Linocut, Kim Wall |
Penguin Mask, etching, Damon Kowarsky (with Kyoko Imazu) |
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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Silvester; Deb Taylor
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Mr Lycett's View, all digital print on Hanemuhle paper, hydrostone, wood in handpaited and waxed timber frame, various sizes, Julia Silvester
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Gary (Spook) James, woodcuts
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Sarah Menelaus, etchings
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