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IPCNY announces the presentation of New Prints 2000-2006--A
Benefit Exhibition opening in our Chelsea gallery on September
21st and running through October 18th, 2006. Celebrating the
first six years of IPCNY's New Prints Program, the exhibition
consists of a selection of recent prints by artists whose
work has been exhibited in the New Prints Program. All artists
included in the exhibition have been recognized by New Prints
Selection Committees made up of prominent curators, critics,
artists, master printers, publishers, and collectors, such
as Dan Cameron, Leslie Garfield, Agnes Gund, David Kiehl,
Samantha Rippner, Amy Sillman, Kiki Smith, Robert Storr, Richard
Tuttle, Susan Sollins, Jessica Stockholder, Terry Winters
and Deborah Wye, to name just a few. A complete list of New
Prints Selections Committee members is available on IPCNY's
website.
All
prints included in New Prints 2000-2006 have beengenerously
donated to IPCNY by artists and publishers, and will be
sold to benefit IPCNY's programs.
The
exhibition reflects the richness and variety of the New
Prints Program featuring over 100 original prints by artists
at all stages of their careers, from those just beginning
to exhibit their work, to mid-career and established artists.
Artists whose work is included are:
Desirée Alvarez, Ghada Amer, Joe Amrhein, Eric Avery,
Donald Baechler, Michael Barnes, Mildred Beltre, A.J. Bocchino,
Jeanette Bokhour, Karin Bos, Suzanne Caporeal, Enriqué
Chagoya, Phillip Chen, Emilie Clark, Ann Conner, Robert
Cottingham, Gary Day, Rupert Deese, Candy Depew, Steve DiBenedetto,
Kelly Driscoll, Aleksandar Duravcevic, Amze Emmons, Wanda
Ewing, Kota Ezawa, Eric Fischl, Megan Foster, Annette Gates,
Steve Gibson, Wayne Gonzales, Joanne Greenbaum, Talia Greene,
Gary Groves, Jean Gumpper, Ann Hamilton, Don Ed Hardy, Lynne
Harlow, Sarah Hauser, Charles Hewitt, Jonathan Higgins,
John Himmelfarb, Tom Huck, Lorien Jordan, Shu-Min T. Kaldis,
Keiko Kamata, Claude Kent, Jane Kent, Amanda Knowles, Joyce
Kozloff, Nancy Lasar, Kyung-Lim Lee, Michelle Levy, Jonathan
Lewis, Max Liboiron, Judith Linhares, Harvey K. Littleton,
Cynthia Lollis, Marjorie Miller, Yoko Motomiya, Carrie Moyer,
Heidi Neilson, John Newman, Todd Norsten, Judith O'Rourke,
Gabriel Orozco, Lothar Osterburg, Rachel Ostrow, Mark Pease,
Sheila Pepe, Adam Pitt, Liliana Porter, Endi Poskovic, Justin
Quinn, Shawn Reed, Andra Samelson, Juan Sanchez, Katia Santibanez,
Carrie Scanga, Jef Scharf, Joel Shapiro, James Siena, Amy
Sillman,Tatiana Iovanova Simanova, Shino Soma, Eve Stockton,
Barbara Takenaga, Fulvio Tomasi, Sara Varon, Betty Woodman,
Amy N.Worthen, Jennifer Yorke, Lisa Young and Liz Zanis.
IPCNY thanks the following publishers for donating to the
exhibition: Baron/Boisanté Editions, Durham
Press, Editions Fawbush, Gemini G.E.L., Goya-Girl Press,
Harlan & Weaver, Highpoint Editions, HuiPress, Jim Kempner
Fine Art, David Krut Projects, Lincoln Center/List Print
Program, Littleton Studio, Jennifer Melby, Leroy Neiman
Center for Print Studies, Paulson Press, Cheryl Pelavin
Editions, Edition Jacob Samuel, Segura Publishing Company,
Michael Steinberg Fine Art, Tandem Press, Womans’ Studio
Workshop, Wycross Press
Bidding has begun! For
the first time at IPCNY, all prints on exhibit are available
for purchase in an ongoing silent auction. Proceeds will
be used to benefit IPCNY's programs. This event will give
collectors an opportunity to purchase superior original
artists' prints at a range of affordable prices (minimum
starting bids will begin around $100) and to support a growing
non-profit organization. Images and bidding information
on all prints in the exhibition are available here.
IPCNY's
New Prints Program, an ongoing series of exhibitions of
brand new prints presented four times each season in our
Chelsea gallery, has significantly impacted the field of
printmaking by bringing to the public a range of excellent
new work from an astounding diversity of sources. With the
opening of this space in September 2000, IPCNY created a
permanent, non-commercial open venue for artists, emerging
and established, to exhibit their most recent print projects.
Hundreds of exceptional contemporary prints have been presented,
illustrating a wide variety of print techniques from etchings
on paper, to three dimensional and site-specific work, to
the most current digital processes. By establishing this
unique and ongoing forum for exhibiting prints by artists
at all stages of their careers, IPCNY moves forward with
its mission to enlarge audiences for the visual arts.
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