Marwin Begaye monoprint (20 unique images) slideshow of St. Andrews Paradise
Marwin Begaye St. Andrews Paradise
Monoprints (series of 20 unique images)
22.5" x 15"
2018
$800 each
NEW MONOPRINTS AVAILABLE NOW!
Everyone at Crow's Shadow had a fantastic time getting the chance to meet and work with Marwin Begaye for two weeks during May. He departed on June 2 and filled his time with ambitious (and gorgeous!) printmaking projects. He worked with Judith Baumann, CSIA Master Printer, to finalize two multi-color lithographs that will be editioned in the coming months, one features a Meadowlark, and the other features a California Condor. He also created a series of 20 monotypes with a heron, which are now dry and ready to find new homes. If you missed Marwin's artist talk at CSIA on May 31st, you can listen to an interview by local radio host Lily Sheoships about the beginning of the residency and some of the inspirations for his artwork.
All 20 of these unique Monoprint images by Marwin are on our website now, and keep an eye out for Marwin's editions to be released in the coming months.
Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts (CSIA) is welcoming Avantika Bawa to the studio for two weeks in June. We are also excited to share that Bawa was just named one of the 2018 Hallie Ford Fellows in the Visual Arts, along with a recent CSIA AiR alumnus, Demian DinéYazhi’. Bawa will spend two weeks in the Crow's Shadow studio working closely with CSIA's collaborative Master Printer, Judith Baumann. At the end of her residency, on Friday, June 22, the public is invited to meet the artist and see the work she has been making while at CSIA. Bawa will speak at about 5:30 and share her residency experiences with the public.
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The 2017-18 Nixyaawii Student Printmakers and their show opening on May 25. Top photo (l-r) Dancing Star Leighton, Tyanna Van Pelt, Ermia Butler, EllaMae Looney, Cloe McMichael, and Kylie Mountainchief.
The Nixya’awii Community School Student Print Exhibition opened with a great showing of community support on May 25th--thank you! The student artwork will be on view in the gallery through June 29, and can be seen during Crow’s Shadow’s regular hours, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. You can also see some of the new student prints in this photo album on Facebook. The Crow’s Shadow gallery is free to visit and open to the public. This is the fourth year of this collaborative project; it is funded in part by the Oregon Arts Commission Art Builds Communities fund, and through contributions to Crow’s Shadow general operating fund, either by direct donation or by print purchases.
The following Friday, June 1st was the Nixyaawii Community School (NCS) senior graduation. Three of the eleven graduating seniors had done printmaking at Crow's Shadow and each received a small scholarship from CSIA in honor of their artistic achievements.
Executive Director Karl Davis hands graduating senior EllaMae Looney a scholarship from Crow's Shadow
Come visit us and our new mascot (Judy's puppy), Dusty Rose, between 9:00-5:00 Monday - Friday.
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