Two of my prints were juried into The New York International Print Exhibition. The online exhibit runs June 15 – August 15, 2022 on the Manhattan Graphics Center website here.
Why not? T. Vatrt, 2022, (collagraph, coloured pencil, intaglio)
grounded and free, T. Vatrt, 2022 (collagraph, intaglio)
The image size limitation for NYMPE is 9 square inches. My miniature collages are created from previously printed artworks . This self-imposed limitation of creating new work from older works is a continuation of the practice I adopted during the lockdown time of the pandemic restrictions.
Twice a year, the community of Oak Bay has an art show and sale. The Art Caravan display includes handcrafted notebooks and journals, photo and original art greeting cards, postcards, bookmarks. Original prints, suitable for framing, are available.
Twenty artists are showing a wide variety of work. Paintings (acrylic, oil and watercolour), paper casting, mixed media, photography and ceramics are on display.
Oak Bay Artists’ Exhibition and Sale, The Art Caravan
January 14 – February 15, 2022 The Contemporary Print Print Austin
Big Medium is hosting The Contemporary Print for Print Austin’s annual juried exhibition. The juror for the show is John Hitchcock of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I am thrilled – and relieved – that standing on their shoulders was chosen and made its way safely to Austin for the show! Here’s a link to the exhibition catalogue.
August 9 – 13, 2021 Colour & Texture @ahintofprint_
My first Instagram exhibition! It’s a great way to discover other printmakers and their work. Thanks to @santinamastrangelo_ and megneilart, the co-creators of A Hint of Print and the jurors for the show. Risk Delight is a collage of my original print work, including collagraph, intaglio, chine collé, and embossing.
UnEditioned is an international juried exhibition focusing on the unique print. It’s an online exhibition, juried by Katie Michel, founder and director of Planthouse Gallery. I am honoured that my piece, more to explore 3, is part of the show.
more to explore 3, Terry Vatrt, intaglio, chine collé, ink, coloured pencil (image: 8 x 10″; paper: 11 x 15″)
More information and images about Manhattan Graphics Center and the show are available this post.
