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We are honored to be a recipient of a 2020 Project Grant from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage! We look forward to working with artist Carmen Winant on I Re-Emerge: Imaging the Self! * Posted @withregram @pewcenterarts We are delighted to introduce our 2020 #PewArtsGrants recipients, supported by more than $10.5 million in new funding. A remarkable range of offerings from the Philadelphia region’s artists and cultural organizationsincluding new operas and plays, exhibit...ions, community-based installations, and the distinctive and multidisciplinary practices of our Pew Fellowswill illuminate diverse perspectives and some of today's most pressing issues. Click the link in our bio to see a complete list and learn more! #1. Jayson Musson will create a new project with @fabricworkshop. Pictured: Jayson Musson, Exhibit of Abstract Art, 2014, Salon 94, New York, NY, photo courtesy of the artist and Salon 94, New York. #2. @phsgardening will work with design collective Futurefarmers to raise awareness about how trees can help combat climate change. Pictured: Futurefarmers in collaboration with local builders, Flatbread Society Bakehouse, 2017; wood, rammed earth, glass; photo by Monica Løvdahl, courtesy of Futurefarmers. #3. 2020 Pew Fellow Jesse Harrod (@jesseharrod1), Hatch, 2019; paracord, metal, wood, found structure; 40’ x 20’ x 10’; site-specific installation; the Bowtie, Los Angeles, CA. Photo by Gina Clyne, courtesy of @clockshopla. #4. 2020 Pew Fellow @shataramichelleford on the set of the film Test Pattern, 2018. Photo by C. Pereira. #5. The @barnesfoundation will provoke questions of women’s representation in art history with an exhibition of French painter Suzanne Valadon. Pictured: Suzanne Valadon, Nude Sitting on a Sofa, 1916, oil on canvas, 32 x 23; courtesy of the Weisman & Michel Collection. See more

Posted @withregram @thewarholmuseum Just announced: "Fantasy America", opening March 5, 2021, echoes the current moment of political upheaval and social reckoning. Against the backdrop of nationwide protests in the wake of George Floyd’s murder by police, the Black Lives Matter movement, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the presidential election, the works in this exhibition by artists Nona Faustine, Kambui Olujimi, Pacifico Silano, Naama Tsabar, and Chloe Wise probe and challeng...e the perceptions of what America is and what it can become: warhol.org/fantasy-america . "Fantasy America"is presented by @BankOfAmerica and generously supported by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, The Fine Foundation, the Sheila Reicher Fine Foundation, and Artis. . Nona Faustine, "In Praise of Famous Men No More", 2019, Courtesy of the artist and Two Palms, Nona Faustine . #warholFantasyAmerica #art #AndyWarhol #warhol #America See more

FROM THE GALLERY STORE: Daniel W. Coburn’s (92nd ANNUAL Solo Exhibition Winner) monograph, The Hereditary Estate, was published in 2014. The book is a conceptual work of art as well as a retrospective look at a decade of his practice. Coburn investigates the family photo album and uses its visual infrastructure as a metaphor for the flawed ideology of the American Dream. Frustrated by the lack of images that document the true and sometimes troubling nature of his own family h...istory, the photographer set out to create a new kind of archive, a potent supplement to the broken albums that exists in the collections of many families. Daniel W. Coburn, The Hereditary Estate, 2014, hardcover book with Swiss binding, 11 1/2" x 9", 112 pages, 76 duotone illustrations, published by Kehrer Verlag, $55 https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com//the-hereditary-est #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #VisitPhilly #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #onlineshop #onlineshopping #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #photobook #photobooks

The third section of (Un)Making Monuments Making Presence opens today! The virtual exhibition explores how history is marked and mediated through photographic representations of power in public spaces. The exhibition features the work of Margaret Bourke-White, Oliver Curtis, Nona Faustine, Lee Friedlander, An-My Le, Michael Mergen, Joiri Minaya, Mike Osborne, Kaitlin Pomerantz, Matthew Shain, William Earle Williams and Marisa Williamson. The final section, Making Space, ...will be released next Wednesday and will be on view through December 30, 2020. In Making Presence, the figure is central in the works of Nona Faustine, Joiri Minaya and Marisa Williamson. Their direct and indirect interventions into the landscape deconstruct the fraught politics of representation in monumental forms. By critically examining who is depicted, the artists highlight who is omitted. Their works present viewers with alternative perspectives on some of the most famous monuments in the United States from New York’s Statue of Liberty and Christopher Columbus statue to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. and the many statues of Thomas Jefferson in Charlottesville, VA. http://printcenter.org/unmakingmonuments/ Please visit our website for more details, information and related programs. http://printcenter.org/100/ Image one: Nona Faustine, Fragment of Evidence, 2019, from the series My Country, Screenprint, 40 x 60, Edition of 20. Courtesy of the Artist and Two Palms, NY Image two: Joiri Minaya, Proposal for Artistic Intervention on the Columbus Statue in Front of the Government House in Nassau, The Bahamas, 2017, Inkjet print, 24 x 36. Courtesy of the Artist Image three: Marisa Williamson, University of Virginia The Ghost of Thomas Jefferson is found throughout The Grounds of the University. Charlottesville, VA, from Postcard Book: The Ghost of Thomas Jefferson, 2018, 6 x 4, Edition of 150. Photo by Gabby Fuller. Courtesy of the Artist See the newsletter announcement: https://conta.cc/31778Ba #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #ContemporaryArts #VisitPhilly #phlarts #MuseumfromHome #monuments #monument #unmakingmonuments #virtualexhibition

Thank you for sharing, Marian Goodman Gallery! Explore (Un)Making Monuments today: http://printcenter.org/unmakingmonuments/

Thank you to the Athenaeum of Philadelphia for generously providing free registration to this talk with William Earle Williams for Members of The Print Center! Posted @withregram Happy to be included in the fall speaker series at The Athenaeum of Philadelhia. I will be there on the November 4 at 6pm lecturing on Party Pictures published by the Print Center Philadelhia. Hope you can join us at the Athenaeum. Click on link to Athenaeum for more information concerning the lecture. The book is available at the Print Center link below. https://www.philaathenaeum.org/events.html https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/produ/party-pictures The Athenaeum of Philadelphia

FROM THE GALLERY STORE: Paula Riff (Los Angeles, CA) creates unique, camera-less photographs combining the cyanotype and gum bichromate processes. Her attention to color and geometric abstraction, as well as natural forms such as flowers and plants, make for intriguing and nuanced works of art. This work and more by Riff are available today in The Gallery Store. If you are interested in learning more about this work or a purchase, contact us at [email protected]. h...ttps://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/collectio/paula-riff Paula Riff, Moon River, 2018, cyanotype and gum bichromate, 18" x 18", framed, Unique, $1,200 https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com//products/moon-river #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #VisitPhilly #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #onlineshop #onlineshopping #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #cyanotype #gumbichromate #altprocess #nonsilver

Now on View! Roxana Azar’s installation for Windows on Latimer site-specific commissions by Philadelphia artists for our iconic bay window! Come by to see Projections during the month of October. Azar’s photo-based, sculptural work is grounded in an exploration of shape, color and light. To achieve an iridescent glow, Azar uses a NASA-engineered material invented in the 1950's, which now has both scientific and decorative applications. The work changes with the time of da...y and position from which it is viewed. Tag #WindowsOnLatimer to share your experience! Roxana Azar, Projections, Holographic acrylic, three panels each 18 x 60. Courtesy of the Artist. #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #CloserLook #ThankYouPhilly #MuseumfromHome #ArtCanHelp #ArtKeepsGoing #WindowsOnLatimer

Cynthia Back’s (Lansdowne, PA) work explores issues of suburban sprawl, the subsequent destruction of habitats, farms and forests and the homogenization of suburban environments. Working primarily in woodcut and reduction woodcut, she achieves intense color and a strong sense of texture, bridging the observational and the abstract. This work features a view of sprawling urban development in the Andes, as buildings climb the steep slopes of a nearby mountain seemingly in defia...nce of the terrain. This work and more by Back are available today in The Gallery Store. If you are interested in learning more about this work or a purchase, contact us at [email protected]. https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/collect/cynthia-back Cynthia Back, Andes: Urban Panorama #5, 2018, 2-block reduction woodcut, edition 2 of 12, 20" x 24", $500 https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com//title-andes-urban- #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #onlineshop #onlineshopping #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #CloserLook #ThankYouPhilly #MuseumfromHome #ArtCanHelp #ArtKeepsGoing #cynthiaback #woodblock #reliefprint #reductionwoodcut

The second section of (Un)Making Monuments - Making Sense - opens today! The virtual exhibition explores how history is marked and mediated through photographic representations of power in public spaces. The exhibition features the work of Margaret Bourke-White, Oliver Curtis, Nona Faustine, Lee Friedlander, An-My Le, Michael Mergen, Joiri Minaya, Mike Osborne, Kaitlin Pomerantz, Matthew Shain, William Earle Williams and Marisa Williamson. The remaining sections: Making Pres...ence and Making Space will be released the next two Wednesdays! and will be on view through December 30, 2020. Making Sense includes recent works by artists contemplating the legacies of monuments, specifically those of the South. An-My Lê, Michael Mergen and Matthew Shain repeatedly draw us to the fraught history of the American Civil War. http://printcenter.org/unmakingmonuments/ Please visit our website for more details, information and related programs. http://printcenter.org/100/ Image one: An-My Lê, Fragment I: General P.G.T. Beauregard Monument, New Orleans, Louisiana, 2016, from the series Silent General, Inkjet print, 39 1/2" x 56, Edition of 5 with 2 APs. Courtesy of the Artist and Marian Goodman Gallery Image two: Michael Mergen, Confederate Heroes, Confederate Dead (detail), 2015, 68 pigment prints, 13 x 10, Edition of 2. Courtesy of the Artist Image three: Matthew Shain, New Orleans (Gen. Robert E. Lee, erected 1884), 2017, from the series Post-Monuments, Pigment print, Prussian Blue frame, 30 3/8 x 25 3/8 x 1 1/2, Edition of 5 with 2 APs. Courtesy of the Artist #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #ContemporaryArts #VisitPhilly #phlarts #MuseumFromHome #monuments #monument #unmakingmonuments #virtualexhibition

Thank you to Mary Virginia Swanson and our almost 100 attendees for a great weekend participating in The Long-Term Personal Project: from Concept to Audience. We are grateful for your thoughtful participation and engaging dialog in times like these it was a great reminder of the strength that lies in our community! #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography

Be sure to tune in to this fantastic lecture tomorrow from the Penn Museum!

FROM THE GALLERY STORE Anna Jeretic (Chartrettes, France) is an American printmaker inspired by the intaglio process and the color variations obtainable with copper plate etching. The ink and oxidization provide endless opportunities for experimentation. In this work, Jeretic uses various deep blue hues as a backdrop for ethereal white tree branches reaching to the sky. This work and more by Jeretic are available today in The Gallery Store. If you are interested in learning m...ore about this work or a purchase, contact us at [email protected]. https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/collect/anna-jeretic Anna Jeretic, Fontainebleau Sky, 2011, etching, 16" x 19", unique, $240 https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/pr/fontainebleau-sky #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #onlineshop #onlineshopping #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #CloserLook #ThankYouPhilly #MuseumfromHome #ArtCanHelp #ArtKeepsGoing #annajeretic #intaglio #etching

Now on View! The October installation for Windows on Latimer site-specific commissions by Philadelphia artists for our iconic bay window! Come by to see Projections by Roxana Azar. Tag #WindowsOnLatimer to share your experience. Roxana Azar, Projections, Holographic acrylic, three panels each 18 x 60. Courtesy of the Artist. #ThePrintCenter #printmaking #photography #phlarts #ContemporaryArts #artcollector #artgallery #originalartwork #instaartwork #instaartist #CloserLook #ThankYouPhilly #MuseumfromHome #ArtCanHelp #ArtKeepsGoing #WindowsOnLatimer