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Critical Mass
Group Exhibition

30.11.13 24.01.14

Since November 30, 2013, the Critical Mass exhibition was on display for 2 months in ´ace Foundation for Contemporary Art’s Sala Políglota, an International Exchange of portfolios organized by Nathaniel Stern (Professor of Art and Design at the School of the Arts at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, and Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg College of Art, Design and Architecture Research Center) and Rhianna Andrews from the University of Milwaukee in the United States.

The portfolio includes forty artists, all published in Richard Noyce’s books Printmaking at the Edge (2006 | 2008) and Critical Mass: Printmaking Beyond the Edge (2010). The portfolio “explores the evolutionary techniques and approaches, strategies and materials that are used in and with contemporary forms of printing. It is a project of artists – explorers who put hands to work: with ink, metal and stone, with politics and pop culture and characters, and in the bits, bytes and code of new technologies. Artists cross borders with new ways of thinking, doing and collaborating. “

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Critical Mass exhibition itinerary:
Marzo 2013
SGCI Conference PRINT:MKE
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
Organización Nathaniel Stern y Rhianna Andrews

Mayo 2013
in.print.out Triennial, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Organización: Michael Schneider / Michael Wegerer

Junio 2013
Little Gallery, Department of Art, University of Calgary
Organización: Marjan Eggermont

Octubre 2013
Estampa Print Fair. Madrid, Spain
Organización: Anne Heyvaert

Diciembre 2013 a Enero 2014
Sala Políglota. Fundación´ace. Buenos Aires, Argentina
Organización: Alicia Candiani

Febrero 2014
Little Art Parlour Gallery. Novi Sad. Serbia
Organización: Jelena Sredanovic

Mayo 2014
GaleRica, Makarska, Croatia
Organización: Lina Rica
Fundación CIEC. Centro Internacional de la Estampa Contemporánea. Betanzos, Spain
Organización: Anne Heyvaert

ARTISTS
Rebecca Beardmore | Scott Betz | Lisa S. Bulawsky | Alicia Candiani | Wayne Eastcott | Marjan Eggermont Joscelyn Gardner | Chiara Giorgetti | Joan Hall Christina Hallstrom | Valgerdur Hauksdottir | Adriane Herman | Anne Heyvaert | Helena Horalkova | Liz Ingram | Naoji Ishiyama | Brian Jones | Bodo Korsig | Dorothy Krause | Mirta Kupferminc | Leonie Lane | Jessica Meuninck-Ganger | Suzuki Michiko | Richard Noyce | Ardan Ozmenoglu | Maria Parolin | Michael Reed | Brian Reeves | Lina Rica | Xenofon Sachinis | Michael Schneider | Ruta Spelskyte | Jelena Sredanovic | Amy Sterly | Nathaniel Stern | Sandy Sykes | Patricia Villalobos Echeverria | Michael Wegerer | Klavs Weiss | Barbara Zeigler

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