Edge of Visibility
Edge of Visibility, curated in conjunction with the September-October issue of the journal Art in Print by its editor-in-chief Susan Tallman, focuses on low-visibility strategies in printmaking. With over forty works spanning the 17th century to the present, the exhibition features laborious microengravings and subtle watermarks to evanescent images printed with UV-reactive inks.
The often laborious, multi-step processes inherent to printmaking allow artists to maintain visual clarity before subverting this visibility in the final image. Examples include the highly-detailed, nearly imperceptible details of Chris Ofili鈥檚 multi-layered, opalescent Black Shunga (2008-15), or Walid Raad鈥檚 refined Views from Inner to Outer Compartments (2013).
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Edge of Visibility, curated in conjunction with the September-October issue of the journal Art in Print by its editor-in-chief Susan Tallman, focuses on low-visibility strategies in printmaking. With over forty works spanning the 17th century to the present, the exhibition features laborious microengravings and subtle watermarks to evanescent images printed with UV-reactive inks.
The often laborious, multi-step processes inherent to printmaking allow artists to maintain visual clarity before subverting this visibility in the final image. Examples include the highly-detailed, nearly imperceptible details of Chris Ofili鈥檚 multi-layered, opalescent Black Shunga (2008-15), or Walid Raad鈥檚 refined Views from Inner to Outer Compartments (2013).
Artists on show
- Ad Reinhardt
- Alistair McAuley
- Art Spiegelman
- Barbara Bloom
- Boris Margo
- Chris Ofili
- Christian Marclay
- Douglas Easterly
- Fiona Banner
- Francoise Mouly
- Glenn Ligon
- Jacques Callot
- Johann Michael Püchler
- Kerry James Marshall
- Levi David van Gelder
- Matt Kenyon
- Megan Foster
- Paul Simmons
- Philippe Parreno
- Samuel Levi Jones
- Susan York
- Timorous Beasties
- Walid Ra`ad
- William Kentridge
- William M. Pratt
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