A hodophile is a lover of travel, a wanderer, a walker, a restless spirit: someone who travels to escape, walks to think, and wanders to learn about the world but moreover to repeatedly discover oneself. The works in Hodophilia are inspired by physical and psychic journeys: navigating labyrinthian footpaths on the island of Skopelos, Greece; climbing the sun-scorched hills of Santa Cruz, CA; and hiking in New Mexico’s Sandia Mountains.
With Cash Prize up to $500! The 23rd Mini Print International is a juried exhibition of prints no larger than 4”x4”. A maximum of four (4) original prints in any […]
The Ink Shop has this annual print sale before the holidays. This year we combine our Print Sale with the 23rd Mini Print International Exhibit. Celebrate the season and discover our wonderful collection of handmade prints by some of the best printmakers around. Both the Holiday Print Sale and the Mini Print Exhibit prints make thoughtful and memorable gifts. By bringing home a print from our sale, you'll support the Arts and talented local artists. Don’t miss this chance to find the perfect gift while giving back to the creative community!
The Mini Print International is a juried exhibition of prints no larger than 4” x 4”. The Exhibition has been held bi-annually since 1985 and was founded and directed by Bev McLean who sought to challenge artists and provide an affordable form in which international art could be brought together. The Ink Shop began organizing this exciting exhibit starting with 16th Mini Print International. Our Mini Print shows have attracted artists from around the world including Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Lithuania, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Uruguay as well as many artists from the United States.
These wonderful prints are displayed in 6” x 6" frames that make great gifts and can be available to take home during and after December 5th Mini Print Holiday Sale.
This exhibition explores the spaces where photography and print media intersect- where light becomes ink and images are transformed through hand-pulled techniques. Artists explore techniques like photo lithography, photo-screenprinting, photopolymer intaglio, and alternative photographic processes, among others, embracing hybrid approaches to image-making.
The Ink Shop is excited to present the work of Jessica Warner (Kahn Family Fellow) and Kat Moore (Fred Madden Fellow). Jessica explores movement, change and the passage of time through processes that involve accumulation, repetition and contradiction. Kat is showing sheer curtains layered with hand-drawn, screenprinted plaid and images of a particularly important moment of self-reflection. Drawing each line in the plaid is a repetitive action that reflects the nature of screenprinting.