I was going through my files recently and discovered a bunch of screenshots from the in-flight entertainment network (IFEN) we designed for Swissair back when I was at Magnet Interactive. Admittedly, these are a bit of a jumble – different design paths, probably different iterations of each path, too. But they’re fun to look at.
Open Studio dc – Washington DC’s premiere screenprinting studio – has recently relocated from their original spot on Florida Ave, NE to a huge, second-floor space in Ivy City. If you’re a screenprinter looking to rent a studio, need a space to work, or you’re just interested in learning how to make fine-art screenprints or t-shirts, please hop on over to openstudiodc.com.
I’m excited to announce that I’ll be participating in Open Studio dc’s first group art show and sale! The studio is the brainchild of my former Corcoran College of Art + Design printmaking instructor, Carolyn Hartmann. It’s a fun, fantastic place to discover new art – and even better, Carolyn will be teaching screenprinting classes in her studio. So be sure to check out the web site at openstudiodc.com for more information.
I’ll be participating in the Corcoran College of Art + Design’s 2011 Print Portfolio. This year, I’m collaborating with poet Bart Edelman to create a piece that fuses screenprinting and poetry in service of the theme “Distracted Living.” As we get closer to the release of the portfolio and the public show in early 2011, I’ll share more about my exciting print and the details for the show’s opening reception and public viewing dates at DC’s 87Florida Gallery.
I’m participating in the Corcoran College of Art + Design 2010 Print Portfolio and will be designing a relief surface screenprint of the United States Capitol Building. Please join me, along with all my fellow artists and educators at Civilian Art Projects to celebreate the 2010 Portfolio show’s opening (which also happens to be the Corcoran College of Art + Design’s 25th Annual Printmaking Portfolio.) March 26-April 3, 2010 Opening Reception: Wednesday, March 31, 6—9pm In conjunction with this year’s portfolio, there will also be Literary Reading Saturday, April 3, 7:30 p.m. “take your dream and cut it in half” is the theme chosen by […]
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