Pop-Up Show!

The Undergraduate Photo department organizes and self curates an all student show in the maine gallery at 700 Beacon Street. 

I had two pieces accepted into the gallery; a book, printed with a combination of printmaking techniques, called "There could be a ghost in my house" and "After the Catch" pictured below. 

This hanging print installation was made from Lithographed images printed directly onto canvas, cotton, and silk. These prints were then suspended from wooden dowels with black waxed thread and sewing thread.  

Iron Printmakers 2014

The Art Institute of Boston returns to the Iron Printmakers competition, again!

Lead by new coach Constance Jacobson, This year our print incorporated multiple new techniques including relief, intaglio, litho, stencil, chine colle and adhesive three dimensional elements. Our team came in third place this year and is very thankful to Muskat Studios for organizing the event and Tackach Press and the Boston Printmakers for sponsoring! 

Final Prints from bottom left to upper right: Art Institute of Boston, Boston University, Museum School, and Mass Art 

myself and Kayleigh working on Litho

Myself cutting our prontos of owls to chine on our print

Myself, Rebecca, Jake, and Jen discussing registration

Arches Student Exhibition

Sunday October 27th is the opening of the Boston Printmaker's Biennial and the Arches Student show. The Arches Student show is a regional juried student exhibition and the Biennial is a national juried show. If you are in the city swing by BU's Gallery 808 on commonwealth food, drink, and some amazing prints!

keep an eye out for my two prints being shown

"Cock Fight"  Intaglio and Lithographed roosters printed onto fabric and hand stitched onto banners.

Iron Printmakers 2013

In March of 2013 I was selected to be a part of the Art Institute of Boston's team in the Iron Printmaker Competition, hosted by Mass College of Art and Design. We were given one afternoon to create a print that incorporated intaglio, lithography, relief, and stencil or silkscreen techniques and produce and edition of 10. AIB's team was coached by James Mustin and included Myself, Danielle Kelley, Gary LaPoint, and Lucia Balcazar. AIB came in first place followed up by Mass Art in second place, the Museum school in third place, and Boston University in fourth.

Curating the Edition with The Art Institute of Boston's Team (From left to right) Lucia Balcazar, Danielle Kelley, Gary LaPointe, Danielle LaCasse, and coach James Mustin

When the competition began we were given a bag of mystery items that needed to be either included in our final edition or used in the process of making our print. The Items were caution tape, plastic easter basket grass, and a plastic grid. Here you can see me trimming down the caution tape which was chine colle'ed into our print.

Our Team with Our print