Saints, Superheroes, And The Demonized
This portfolio was organized for North Texas SGCI 2019 by Marco Sanchez, an MFA Printmaking Grad Student at Edinboro University in Pennsylvania, but originally from El Paso/Juarez. The reception was at the University of Dallas, the evening of the first day of SGCI, Wednesday, March 6.
SAINTS, SUPERHEROES, AND THE DEMONIZED
Location: University of Dallas, Haggerty Lane, Irving, TX 75062. Upper Gallery, Painting/Printmaking Building
Organizer: Marco Sanchez, MFA candidate, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
This exchange is meant to serve as a platform for printmakers to become reactionaries and revolutionaries who take a stand against the xenophobia, racism, and disregard of common decency lacking by the current presidential administration. This exchange allows printmakers to represent the people in their communities who over the past two years have been marginalized or demonized. By refuting the ill-informed rhetoric of some politicians, it allows artists to elevate these “Saints, Superheroes, and Demons” to the pedestal in which they belong.
Location: University of Dallas, Haggerty Lane, Irving, TX 75062. Upper Gallery, Painting/Printmaking Building
Organizer: Marco Sanchez, MFA candidate, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
This exchange is meant to serve as a platform for printmakers to become reactionaries and revolutionaries who take a stand against the xenophobia, racism, and disregard of common decency lacking by the current presidential administration. This exchange allows printmakers to represent the people in their communities who over the past two years have been marginalized or demonized. By refuting the ill-informed rhetoric of some politicians, it allows artists to elevate these “Saints, Superheroes, and Demons” to the pedestal in which they belong.
Contributing Artists:
Marco Sánchez, MFA candidate, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Bill Mathie, Professor and Acting Chairperson, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Doug Eberhardt, Adjunct Instructor, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Christin Apodaca, artist
Cynthia Evans, Art Instructor, El Paso Museum of Art
Raul Monarrez, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Stephany Carnycia, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Carlos Barberena, Owner, Bandolero Press
Harry Sanchez, Adjunct Instructor, University of Cincinnati DAAP
Krysten Farrier, BFA candidate, Midwestern State University
Aaron Pozos, BFA at University of Texas at San Antonio
Fred Barraza, artist and New Mexico Art Commisione
Oknnarf Oda-gled, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Andrew Cain, Tech, California State University Stanislaus
Heczar Gomez, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Mari Mariel, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Víctor Lopez, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Jesus De La Rosa, Associate Professor, Texas A&M Kingsville
Neil Daigle-Orians, Instructor of Record, University of Connecticut
Nabil Gonzalez, Lecturer, University of Texas at El Paso
Marco Sánchez, MFA candidate, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Bill Mathie, Professor and Acting Chairperson, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Doug Eberhardt, Adjunct Instructor, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Christin Apodaca, artist
Cynthia Evans, Art Instructor, El Paso Museum of Art
Raul Monarrez, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Stephany Carnycia, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Carlos Barberena, Owner, Bandolero Press
Harry Sanchez, Adjunct Instructor, University of Cincinnati DAAP
Krysten Farrier, BFA candidate, Midwestern State University
Aaron Pozos, BFA at University of Texas at San Antonio
Fred Barraza, artist and New Mexico Art Commisione
Oknnarf Oda-gled, Printer at Horned Toad Prints
Andrew Cain, Tech, California State University Stanislaus
Heczar Gomez, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Mari Mariel, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Víctor Lopez, Co-founder and artist, La Madriguera Gráfica, Querétaro México
Jesus De La Rosa, Associate Professor, Texas A&M Kingsville
Neil Daigle-Orians, Instructor of Record, University of Connecticut
Nabil Gonzalez, Lecturer, University of Texas at El Paso
"G'Thanks, I Was Just a Red Cap!"
relief print 2018
"Muralista"
Serigraphy 2019
Andrew Cain
"The More You Know"
lithography, screen-print, laser engraving 2018
Stephany Carnycia
"No Dejes Que Este Demonio Pase!"
linocut 2018
"Saint Harrison: Pill Popping Nimbus"
woodcut and soft collagraph 2019
"Occupied"
screenprint 2019
"Quisieron Enterraranos, Pero no Sabian Que Eramos Semilla"
linocut 2019
"Woman's Rights are Human Rights"
screenprint 2019
Heczar Gomez Santiago
"Recuerdo de un Sueño"
linocut 2019
"American Clown"
serigraphy 2019
"Lo que Cargamos"
screenprint 2019
Mariela Lopez Gonzalez
"Caminos"
linocut 2019
Victor Lopez Cruz
"De los Exodos Forzados"
etching 2019
"No Rest on the Flight"
relief, puzzle-cut reduction 2019
"National Emergency"
screen print, stencil 2019
"Santa Muerte"
lithography 2019
"Mercy Seat"
pressure print, reductive woodcut and letterpress 2019
"Angela Becerra"
woodcut and spray paint 2019
"Santa Madre de las Culebras, Protectora de los Viajeros y los Perdidos:
etching with aquatint 2019
Some of the prints are from artists in Queretaro, Mexico.
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