2013 - 2014 Annual Print Fair & Exhibition Self Help Graphics & Art
Professional Printmaking Program
Incorporated in 1973, Self Help Graphics & Art is the leading non-profit visual arts center serving the predominantly Latino community of Los Angeles. Self Help Graphics’ mission is to drive the creation of new work by Chicano and Latino artists through fine art printmaking and multiple visual art forms. Self Help Graphics & Art is a 501(c)3 organization. Our programs and events are supported in part by our artists, volunteers, and board of directors, as well as by our major donors and collectors. Additional support is provided by AltaMed, Bank of America Foundation, The California Arts Council, California Community Foundation, The California Endowment, California Wellness Foundation, Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles, The Getty Foundation, The James Irvine Foundation, Los Angeles County Arts Commission, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, First District, Lexus, National Endowment for the Arts, Rose Hills Foundation, The Rose Hills Foundation, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, Sony Pictures Entertainment, The Surdna Foundation, Pasadena Art Alliance, Union Pacific Foundation, and the Weingart Foundation.
Self Help Graphics & Art 1300 East 1st Street Los Angeles, CA 90033 323.881.6444 www.selfhelpgraphics.com
PRINTMAKING ATELIERS THROUGH SELF HELP GRAPHICS & ART’S PROFESSIONAL PRINTMAKING PROGRAM Self Help Graphics & Art’s (SHG) acclaimed Professional Printmaking Program offers artists of various experiences the opportunity to create limited edition silkscreen serigraphs and monoprints through a peerled approach that is dedicated to providing an environment that nurtures and supports our artists’ creativity and careers. Each year, SHG conducts one to two atelier projects. 10 artists per atelier are invited to create new work in SHG’s nationally recognized printmaking studio. An artist/curator is selected for each atelier and projects range in theme and focus. The artist/curator selects participating artists and presents the project’s concept to SHG’s Program Manager and Executive Director, after which it is presented to participating artists. The project’s method of peer-to-peer learning through the role of the artist/curator continues the tradition of SHG’s artist-led mission and programming. Once the artists are selected, a weeklong artist residency is held in collaboration with the artist/curator as well as SHG’s Printer and Program Manager at SHG’s fully equipped silkscreen studio. Artists are free to use traditional painting techniques and to experiment with text, digital, or photo manipulation in the creation of their work. The artist works with the Master Printer and Program Manager throughout the entire process. Each edition is printed on archival paper, receives SHG’s studio chop, and is certified in accordance with professional printmaking standards. As is the tradition of the program, each artist receives 50% of their edition, and all artist proofs. A portion (changed from: dozen) of the remaining prints are distributed among SHG’s archive at UC Santa Barbara as well as among a number of national institutions, which house SHG’s collection including the National Mexican Museum of Art in Chicago and University of Notre Dame. The remaining prints are placed into inventory and sold to the public with proceeds going to help sustain the program. It is our philosophy to view the entire process as an exchange. The artist is given the opportunity to create a first quality serigraph edition free of charge, and SHG receives a share of the edition for programming and fundraising. It is also important to note that print exhibitions created through this program reach diverse local, national, and international audiences, furthering the exposure and impact of the artist’s work. As one of the most recognized Latino printmaking centers in America, SHG is committed to taking more innovative approaches in everything it does. In 2013-2014 we have been dedicated to working with artists in exploring the juxtaposition of traditional and non-traditional printmaking processes, as well as to the development of content that is at once culturally relevant and investigative. As is our tradition and mission, emerging artists will be central in helping us experiment in each atelier.
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The Beautiful Game Self Help Graphics & Art together with Franklin Sirmans, Chief Curator for Contemporary Art at LACMA, selected 5 artists to create limited edition serigraphs in Self Help Graphics & Art’s Professional Printmaking Studio about the profound global impact of soccer. Artists include: Carolyn Castaño, Nery Gabriel Lemus, Amitis Motevalli, Ana Serrano, and Dewey Tafoya. The works are inspiring and capture the best of what Self Help Graphics & Art does together with artists in the medium of printmaking. February 2, 2014 - July 20, 2014 Los Angeles County Museum of Art BCAM, Level 3
Carolyn Castaño Escobar 4 Serigraph 2013 50” x 36” $2,500
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Nery Gabriel Lemus Thank You For The Game Serigraph 2014 50” x 36” $2,500
Amitis Motevalli Gooooooooal!!! Serigraph 2014 36” x 50” $2,500
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Ana Serrano Narco Soccer Serigraph 2013 36” x 50” $2,500
Dewey Tafoya Olmeca 1370 BCE Serigraph 2013 50” x 36” $2,500
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Fine Art Limited Edition Serigraphs 2013 - 2014
Angel Villanueva The Blue Cat Serigraph 2013 26” x 26” $800
Daniel Gonzalez Arte es Vida Serigraph 2013 24 1/4” x 35” $1,250
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Miyo Hernandez Phil Spectors’ Castle, Alhambra Serigraph 2013 20” x 26” $900
Jennifer Gutierrez Morgan Ojos y Milagros: Finding Space Serigraph 2013 26” x 20” $900
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John Tallacksen Serenata En El Callejón 12th And Alvarado Serigraph 2013 26” x 20” $900
Douglas Miles & Eriberto Oriol Cowboys & Indians Serigraph 2013 35.5” x 27” $600
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Zeque Penya Autonomia Serigraph 2014 35.5” x 27” $800
Dewey Tafoya Xican@ Time, Space, Dimension Portal 2013 20” x 26” $600
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Monoprints 2013 - 2014
Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 001 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 004 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $500
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Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 005 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $500
Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 006 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $500
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Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 008 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $500
Fumiko Amano Downtown Series 009 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $400
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Fumiko Amano Ibiza Series 001 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $400
Fumiko Amano Ibiza Series 003 Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $400
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Gronk Atmosphere Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
Gronk Bombardment Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Gronk Depiction Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
Gronk Effection Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Gronk Essential Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
Gronk Evacuation Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Gronk Exposure Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
Gronk Feminine Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Gronk Intellegent Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
Gronk Responsibilities Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Gronk Survivors Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $500
Gronk To Intervene Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $900
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Lorenzo De La Mota Fish In A Pond Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
Lorenzo De La Mota La Tinaja Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
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Lorenzo De La Mota Madrid Por La Noche Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
Lorenzo De La Mota Plaza Calluo Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
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Lorenzo De La Mota Santa Sofia Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
Sandy Rodriguez Blue Smoke Rising Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
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Sandy Rodriguez Downtown Muse Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
Sandy Rodriguez Tijuana Fire Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
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Sandy Rodriguez Fire Storm Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
Sandy Rodriguez Calavera Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
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Sandy Rodriguez Will We Ever Be In Bed Early Monoprint 2014 20” x 26” $600
Yolanda Gonzalez Xochitl With Red Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
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Yolanda Gonzalez Portrait with Aracadas Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
Yolanda Gonzalez Portrait of Xochitl Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
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Yolanda Gonzalez Portrait with Green Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $800
Yolanda Gonzalez Portrait with Red Monoprint 2014 26” x 20” $600
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