Nightshade
Surface roll of intaglio plate
This is a surface roll print of a plate a plate I originally etched in 2005. I added aquatint in 2010. An early aquatint experiment, I probably left the plate in the acid too long, and the lightly etched lines of the original image were largely obscured. Printing via surface roll produced more interesting results than the usual intaglio process.
William Kentridge: Five Themes
February 24–May 17, 2010
Weighing… and Wanting (1997)
Sobriety, Obesity & Growing Old (1991)
The Drawings of Bronzino
January 20, 2010–April 18, 2010
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
These are unique print images made using handmade stamps. Some have been additionally treated with watercolor, colored pencil and collage elements. These works date to the late 1990s.
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1. Completed(?) in February of this year, the three phases of this painting can seen in this entry from December called New Painting in Progress.
2. Two states of this painting can be seen in the entry title Completion and Negation: Another New Painting in Progress.
3. Five states of this painting can be seen in the entry titled A long and winding road that may not yet be over.
1. It began as another of my Sebastian paintings.
2. Some major fiddling later, the earlier version was nearly obliterated.
3. This round of changes was far less severe, and was more of a balancing and tuning, rather than a radical change
3. detail
I’m happy with where this painting ended up, but I confess that some part of me misses the first version pictured above.
Gameshow (Spectacle)
Pencil, ink, acrylic and collage on canvas
20″ x 16″
2007
is now
Founder
Acrylic, collage and block print on canvas
20″ x 16″
2009
