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Romancing the Stone, artist book, 2012.
I have just completed a new artist book for permanent inclusion in the Let’s Talk About Love, Baby library. This project is an ongoing work by Chido Johnson.
Exhibition opens on Thursday, Oct. 11 at Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, Kansas.
I’m so excited to be part of this upcoming event!
Nashville Print Revival: A Central Tennessee Printmaking Symposium
February 21-23, 2013
a solo exhibition
Lost Stars 5 Inkjet print on vinyl, 48″ x 48″, 2012.
August 20-October 12, 2012
Artist Reception: August 29, 5-7pm, Bruder Theater Lobby, ESU
Norman R. Eppink Gallery
Emporia State University
1200 Commercial Street
Emporia, KS
Photos from exhibition:
The 2012 Kansas City Flatfile Exhibition at H&R Block Artspace features my work this month on a wall curated by Kansas City’s Plug Projects. The curators focused on works that described narratives using color.
2012 Kansas City Flatfile
The “2012 Kansas City Flatfile” is an exhibition featuring two-dimensional artwork by Kansas City-based artists in media including drawing, photography, prints and mixed-media works on paper as well as time-based artwork in the “Videofile.”
This invitational biennial exhibition provides visitors with a unique and intimate art viewing experience, encouraging viewers to browse through individual artist portfolios stored within flatfile cabinets, or select video works to screen in the “Videofile.”
The flatfile exhibition has become a much-anticipated venue to discover new artists, see new bodies of artwork by familiar artists and purchase artworks to include in art collections.
… featuring my work on the cover, yay!
A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking
Edited by Matthew Egan, Michael Ehlbeck and Heather Muise
2012
A catalog of prints and printmaking based on an exhibition at the School of Art and Design’s Wellington B. Gray Gallery at East Carolina University in association with the Print Summit 2010 and hosted by the Printmaking Area.
This is an amazing collection of works by 100 contemporary printmaking artists and 18 essays by leading curators and print enthusiasts.
