Saturday, September 8, 2018

Henry Morales Workshop in Albuquerque


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Henry Morales ran a woodblock print workshop at Los Jardines, in the South Valley of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on September 8th, 2018.  This was sponsored by the same people who organize the Muertos and Marigolds parade for Day of the Dead.

Henry has participated in all of our print exchanges and exhibitions.


Henry Morales on the press

This was a free event, and given the concentration of the participants, it looks like the artists really enjoyed it.  It is really great to bring the press out to the community, rather than having to bring people to work in a more formal atmosphere all the time, like at a university or high end print shop.


A good spirited bunch of artists attended








The magic moment
























Taller La Catrina in Monterrey


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Taller La Catrina in Monterrey, Mexico, is sending 9 editions to the Ambos Lados International Print Exchange.




















A big thanks to Angelica Bracho, for exhibiting our last print exchange, and delivering a lot of new print editions for the Ambos Lados print exchange.  It's this type of energy that we find exciting here, and all over Mexico.

Gonzalo Espinosa printing in Tucson




Gonzalo Espinosa started the "Taller Sin Miedo" in 2012 at the Sculpture Resource Center in Tucson, to produce prints with Joshua Woodhall and Krrrl.

Ever since then this energy spawned more print projects, and converged with other Southwest print energy, into projects like the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta and the YayBig Southwest.






Gonzalo Espinosa's print for Ambos Lados


The print set-up
at the Sculpture Resource Center in Tucson












Gonzalo also painted frescoes at the Sculpture Resource Center in Tucson:

before the print fervor hit




As well as printing in Phoenix and Mexico City:








Sunday, September 2, 2018

Remarque Print Workshop in Albuquerque



Remarque Print Workshop and Gallery is a top-notch printmaking studio in the Nob Hill district of Albuquerque, New Mexico, fully equipped with etching presses.



The studio was originally founded by Regina Held in 1996, as New Grounds Print Workshop, one of the first non-toxic print studios.  Since then the studio changed it's name to Remarque Print Workshop, and is run by 4 new owners.



Remarque Print Workshop keeping busy
on September 1, 2018








Jessica Weybright is having too much fun!




Exhibition by Hyejeong Kwon from South Korea


Exhibition by Ron Pokrasso from Santa Fe


We've enjoyed a great history with Remarque/New Grounds Print Workshop and Gallery:


Karl Whitaker and Tanya Rich holding up prints --




(including Julianna Kirwin , back, pink shirt)


We showed the YayBig Print Exchange in February, 2017.





One of our prints for the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta was published  here in 2015, at New Grounds Print Workshop, under the original owner, Regina Held.




Prior to that, we had a YayBig Southwest print pop-up exhibition in March, 2104.




Pamela Wesolek had the exhibition in the main gallery, during our side-busting pop-up show.  And she did a popular etching demonstration that night.




Krrrl is going to experiment with electro-etching for his Ambos Lados print, between Remarque and QueLab hackerspace.




Krrrl is also commissioning a mini 3D printed printing press, mostly to show off at the Southwest Print Fiesta in Silver City, New Mexico, October 5-7.

Printing press in progress,
being printed on a 3D printer,
by Joshua of QueLab hackerspace



Just down the street from Remarque is Tamarind Institute, part of the University of New Mexico, and world reknown for lithography printing.  Also Takach Press is located in Albuquerque.



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