ONLINE EXCLUSIVE
OCT 7 – NOV 1, 2020

Join IFPDA for Print Month, the first hybrid online/in-person edition of the IFDPA Fine Art Print Fair. Explore the daily live Print Month events with printmakers, print curators, artists, and collectors. Please register online for access to the Zoom links: https://www.fineartprintfair.org/

The IFPDA Fine Art Print Fair is the world’s largest international art fair dedicated to printmaking from the 15th century to today. Discover our 100+ international exhibitors, many of whom are offering private, socially distanced in-person and/or Zoom booth tours. Visit the exhibitor pages to access their online viewing rooms, virtual booths hosted by Artsy, and scheduling requests for in-person or online visits with exhibitors who are presenting their booths on-site in their galleries and studios.

Image caption:
Mel Ramos
Oakland: Ode to Moe, 1981 (81-105)
Eight-color lithograph
Paper Size: 22 1/8 x 30 7/16 inches
Paper Type: Rolled white Arches
Collaborating Printer: Catherine Kuhn
Edition of 45

Lesperance is the recipient of the 2020 Frederick Hammersley Artist Residency at Tamarind. During her extended residency she will take part in a recorded conversation with art historian and author Julia Bryan-Wilson. The online release of this conversation will occur on October 29, 2020, 4 PM MDT.

RSVP via Eventbrite to receive details to join, or see link in post.

Support provided by Frederick Hammersley Fund for the Arts at the Albuquerque Community Foundation.

Webinar with interdisciplinary artist Paula Wilson presented by UNM’s African American Student Services & Tamarind Institute

Interdisciplinary artist Paula Wilson challenges the fabled narrative of the western landscape from multiple perspectives and weaves together ideas from the viewpoint of a naturalist, educator, ecosexual, and contemporary artist of color. Wilson received her MFA from Columbia University and has held residencies at Yale University, New Haven; Massachusetts College of Art, Boston; and The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia. Wilson lives and works in Carrizozo, New Mexico where she is co-founder of the artist organizations MoMAZoZo and the Carrizozo Artist in Residency (AIR).

Presented by UNM’s African American Student Services and Tamarind Institute.

Join via Zoom: https://unm.zoom.us/j/91424329753