Date: April 6, 2016 – May 7, 2016
Location: Attleboro Arts Museum
Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat. 10 am-5 pm
The Fourth National Monotype/Monoprint Juried exhibition showcases various monoprint and monotype techniques used in contemporary printmaking. I am honored to be a part of this years exhibition with some of my own print heros! The exhibition is juried by Andrew Stevens, Curator of the Collection of Prints, Drawings and Photographs at the Chazen Museum at the University of Wisconsin.
I was fortunate enough to have two prints in the 88th annual juried exhibition of Honolulu Printmakers at the Honolulu Museum of Art School, along side with many talented printmakers.
Juror: Paul Mullowney. Longtime Don Ed Hardy collaborator Mullowney will be in residence in February to select work for the Annual Exhibition. Paul is an experienced educator and a Crown Point Press-trained master printer with a broad and deep skillset in printmaking. The former print studio director of Maui's Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center and a past Gift Print Artist, Paul is now based in San Francisco where he runs Mullowney Printing, where this year’s Gift Print is being editioned.
2015 Gift Print Artist: Don Ed Hardy. Well known as a highly influential tattoo artist who was instrumental in bringing about the vibrant, diverse contemporary tattoo scene, Hardy also has deep roots in print culture. He earned his BFA in printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1967, and since the early nineties he has been producing prints and editions with master printers and publishers such as Trillium Graphics, Shark’s Ink, and Mullowney Printing. Hardy has been a Honolulu resident since 1986.
Opening reception: Feb 24, 5-7pm
Gallery hours: Tues-Sat from 10am-4:30pm and Sun at 1-5pm
Professor Charles Cohan, professor of printmaking at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa and myself were invited to participate in the Queensland College of Art portfolio exchange titled "Slightly Offset".
In addition to Queensland College of Art staff, representatives attended from the State Library of QLD, Griffith Artworks and major sponsors, Canson Papers Australia and Conexus Consulting.
QCA Print Studio manager, Jonathan Tse sent us 40 sheets of printing papers supplied by Canson.
The edition for this exchange was 36.
Final print (monoprint + lithograph) of the collaborative print by Charles Cohan on left and myself on the right.
The opening of Dirty Fingers will be on November 27th (Fri) from 6 - 10pm, an exhibition of traditional printmaking with a dark twist. The exhibition will be held at LoveLove Studios, 25 Railway TCE, Milton.
This exhibition includes over 25 local and international artists.
I was ecstatic to hear that my print was selected by Matthew Newkirk as the exhibition announcement image.
Exhibition Announcement by Matthew Newkirk.
(Image: lithograph by Yoshimi The)
Image taken by Awagami Factory staff
I am honored to be a part of the Awagami International Miniature Print Exhibition 2015. At the AIMPE 2015, held to commemorate the 27th anniversary of the Awagami Factory. The exhibition will be held at the old factory site which has been renovated into the Inbe Art Space, located in Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima.
On view from 2015.10.10 (Sat.) - 2015.11.8 (Sun.)
Photographs of print arrival taken by the AIMPE staff.
(Bottom right: lithograph + chine-colle by Yoshimi Teh)
Exhibition poster (design and printed by me)
Large scale prints by Charles Cohan
(photo by Jonathan Tse)
View of exhibition during an artist talk
(photo by Jonathan Tse)
Image by Brue Bar staff
Come one, come all!
Brue Bar and Honolulu Printmakers present "suspension", a two person print show featuring Yoshimi Teh and Chiho Ushio.
Opening Reception:
Wednesday, June 10th, 5:00-7:00pm
Brue Bar, 119 Merchant Street, Ground Floor
YOSHIMI TEH and CHIHO USHIO are artists and printmakers who were both born in Japan and currently reside in Honolulu. Teh's works often include sand in her processes and Ushio's relates to water. The title of the exhibit is a reference to the mixture of two substances in chemistry.
Stencil Monoprint by Yoshimi Teh (left), Woodblock print by Chiho Ushio (right)
Provenance is the Adelaide Central School of Art's bi-annual fundraiser auction and exhibition; an unmissable opportunity to acquire original works of art from 76 living Australian artists.
2 lithographs by Mei Sheong Wong and Yoshimi Teh, made during Mei's stay as an artist in residence at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa.
As a non-profit organization, proceeds from this exhibition directly support the students of the School. Provenance will be held in the Teaching & Studio Building with auction held in the Gallery.
Exhibition Open for viewing | Monday 18 May to Friday 5 June
Auction | Thursday 4 June 2015 | Doors open at 5:30pm for Auction at 7:00pm
Auction conducted by James Bruce of Theodore Bruce Auctions
Purchases can be made in person or online. Contact James Edwards, Gallery Assistant at james.edwards@acsa.sa.edu.au or 08 8299 7300 to make a purchase or place a bid. Purchases and silent bids accepted from 9am 18 May to COB 3 June 2015.
To read more about the show, click HERE.
Image by UW-Parkside Gallery staff
Two of my intaglio prints were accepted into the 24th Parkside National Small Print Exhibition at the UW-Parkside Galleries, Kenosha, WI.
Photograph from UW-Parkside Galleries facebook page.
This years juror is Michael Barnes, a Professor of Printmaking at the Northern Illinois University.
The show will take place from April 9th - July 15th, 2015.
To read more about the event, click here
I am beyond grateful to be one of the recipients for the award of excellence in the 87th annual juried exhibition of Honolulu Printmakers.
Juror: Sonnernzimmer: Chicago-based screenprinting duo.
2014 Gift Print Artist: Paul Weissman: Architect and printmaker whose print will address the politics of water usage and scarcity in Hawai‘i.
Opening Reception: Feb 25, 5-7pm
Gallery hours: Tues-Sat from 10am-4:30pm and Sun at 1-5pm
Exhibition Dates: Thurs, Feb 26th - Fri, March 20th
Image from Printeresting
Honolulu Printmakers is one of the oldest printmaking organization in the US, and it's annual juried exhibition is one of the highlights of Oahu's art calendar.
I am overjoyed to be a part of the Honolulu Printmakers 86th Annual Exhibition.
Juror and Visiting Artist: Liz Chalfin
2014 Gift Print Artist: Margaret Barnaby
Opening Reception: Wednesday, Feb 26th 5-7pm
Show dates: Febuary 26th - March 21st, 2014
Location: Honolulu Museum of Art School
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am - 4:30pm, Sunday 1 - 5pm
Image by Bronson Shimabukuro
Image by Dieter Runge