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soapboxgallery.org

Music, Concert, Performance-art, Poetry, Free Speech, Soapbox Gallery is dedicated to presenting music, performance and works of art that engage the issues of our time.

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Where time stood still by choice Are our thoughts and emotions “tainted” by the current climate of solitude and separation?  Should one instead use the word “tinted”, or even more fittingly the word “colored”, when writing about the prints of Christian Bozon?  Time somehow passes more slowly for most of us, now ostracized from our usual routines.  I wonder if that is a bad thing per se. Fanned out on the floor in front of me, like so many bright slices of outside life, rest a dozen sheets, large and small, with rectangles of color.  You cannot simply look at these color etchings, you contemplate them.  They do not reveal themselves, not quickly, and not slowly.  They only absorb.  They absorb light.  They captivate us.  Our gaze is sucked in by the saturation of colors; and within the confines of the color field laid out by the artist, the eye travels. Christian Bozon creates bright, vibrantly colored prints.  Some of these are multicolored, with compositional elements which may suggest still lives, or scenes from everyday life.  One’s own imagination is often the key to enjoying these works.  Though it must be said that they can also simply be enjoyed as spots of saturated colors, meant to bring joy, without much further thought. The overwhelming majority of Bozon’s prints are however dominated by one color, if not one hue.  Contrasting against one or two lighter and/or darker grounds, a field of blue, of red, of teal, of orange or green dominates the composition.  Whether small or large, the eye gets lost in these works.  In an apparently unstructured way one soaks in the texture and the color. Bozon’s prints are made slowly and meticulously.  Within an edition, there is no variation to speak of.  Over the course of two weeks, sometimes more, when he etches a new composition, Bozon often works 8-hour days, trying, proofing, inking, etching and retouching, until it comes together.  Nearly all his prints are created using three copper plates.  Once he’s done wit

visarts.org

The Visual Arts Center of Richmond is a community arts center that's been helping adults and children explore their creativity and make great art since 1963.

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Read about the exciting things happening at the Museum including upcoming exhibitions, supporter and member spotlights, community programs, and more!... Read More

oldtowneditions.com

This page is a collection of useful artist resources for photographers, museums, galleries and anyone else just have an interest in the arts.

spoke-art.com

Artist: Sarah Sumeray (This Is Fun, Isn't It)Title: GladysMedium: archival pigment printEdition: openDimensions: 12" x 12"

contemprints.org

Welcome to the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk, CT. We are an art gallery and studios, dedicated to the Art of Print. Visitors Welcome.

martinlawrence.com

Chalk & Vermilion Fine Arts, Inc. d/b/a Martin Lawrence Gallery, Martin Lawrence Galleries, and Martin Lawrence Limited Editions (“MLG”) values Your business and knows that Your privacy is important to You.  MLG has created this Privacy Policy to advise You of the information that we collect, how we collect it, and