Past Events at Chicago Printmakers Collaborative Gallery
The BIG PRINT SHOW
June 23 - August 31, 2018
Work by:
Aaron Coleman
Anna Hasseltine
Teresa James
Raeleen Kao
Karen Kunc
Jenny Robinson
Art WergerAbout the Show
Come celebrate the work of some of the finest practitioners of large scale printmaking in the known galaxy. The exhibition runs through August 31, and will be featured during our Steamroller event on July 28th. Gallery hours Friday & Saturday 12-5pm or by appointment
CPC Cash ‘N Carry $20 Sale
Opening Saturday May 26, 11-7pm. Running through June 9.
Featured Artists:
Amos Kennedy
The Bird Machine
Starshaped Press
Crosshair
Sage Perrott
Dan Grzeca
Justin Santora
Delicious Design League
and more!
About the Show
Announcing the infamous $20 Cash 'N Carry Print Sale! Start your summer off right at the Chicago Printmaker's Collaborative with incredible deals on all kinds of printed goods! Stop by for the main event on Saturday, May 26 from 11-7 p.m. We will have stacks of quality prints to discover and enjoy!
EXISTENTIAL CREDIT: artwork by INTERNS past and present
Opening Saturday March 3, 12-5pm Closing Party May 5, 2018, 6-8pm Running through May 6
Artists include:
Kate Anderson
Victoria Marie Barquin
Liz Born
Chris Blume
Nicole Del Rio
Isabelle Ghanayem
Rachael Gressley
Rachelle Hill
Todd Irwin
Jon Keown
Aay Preston Myint
Betsy Ochoa
Robert Rusch
Tabor Shiles
Carrie Wilmarth
Catherine Winings
Melody Vaughan
Carl Voss
About the Show
The Chicago Printmaker’s Collaborative is pleased to present our Spring exhibition Existential Credit. The show will celebrate the prints produced by past and present interns of the CPC. We are excited to recognize the printmaking talent that has moved through the CPC over our many years of operation. The exhibition opened March 3rd , and there will be a closing party on May 5th from 6-8pm, with some of the artists briefly introducing their work.
28th Annual International Small Print Exhibition and Holiday Sale
December 1, 2017 - February 17, 2018
Preview the show (shop early!): Friday Dec 1, 12-8pm
Grand Opening Party: Saturday & Sunday December 2 & 3, 11-7pm both daysExtended gallery hours: Tuesdays - Sundays 12-5pm Dec 5-17
Regular Gallery Hours: Fridays & Saturdays 12-5pm AND BY APPOINTMENT
Over 60 artists!You know the drill people. You show up, pour yourself some hot spiced cider, grab an artist-made snack and start collecting gorgeous, affordable prints from the walls while we attempt to keep up with the mass buying frenzy. We have new work by your favorite CPC gallery printmakers and have added 20 new artists from all over the world, so prepare to be inspired. Bring your parents, children, friends, teachers, and favorite sea creatures. It's basically the hottest spot on Western Avenue just north of the Lincoln/Western split in Lincoln Square. Looking forward to seeing you at our oasis of originality...!About the Show
Featured Artists: Grazvyda Andrijauskaite (Lithuania), Hiroshi Ariyama, Colleen Aufderheide, Victoria Marie Barquin, John Bergmeier, Alexandra Blom, Matt Bodett, George Bodmer, Eric Bremer, Margaret Buchen, Corinna Button (UK), Nit Chaingeawkham (Thailand), Jill Chittenden, Jeanine Coupe-Ryding, Nicole Del Rio, Glenn Doherty, David Driesbach, Bryan Gallardo (Mexico), Christine Gendre-Bergere (France), Karinna Gomez, Dan Grzeca, Susan Hall, Anna Hasseltine, Susannah Hera, Megan Hinds, Eric Hoffman, Mirka Hokkanen, Janet Imerman, Teresa James, Eric Johnson, Raeleen Kao, Ryan Kapp, Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., Scott Kiefer, Sohee Kim (Korea), Damon Kowarsky (Australia), Jill Kramer, Ammarin Kuntawong (Thailand), Deborah Maris Lader, Kim Laurel, Carrie Lingscheit, Bart Longacre, Dan MacAdam, Amornthep Mahamaet (Thailand), Brenda Malkinson (Canada), Michelle McCoy, Bert Menco, Maria Mungai, Novak Nastasic, Jillian Nickell, Ali Norman, Duffy O'Connor, Dennis O’Malley, Mary O'Shaughnessy, Painted Tongue Press, Sage Perrott, Kathryn Polk, Jaco Putker (Netherlands), Debra Riffe, Artemio Rodriguez (Mexico), Jay Ryan, Justin Santora, Bob Scheffler, Jeff Sippel, Yuttana Sittikat (Thailand), Sarah Smelser, Starshaped Press, Megan Sterling, Jerawit Surtsit (Thailand), Kitikong Tilokwattanotai (Thailand), Kouki Tsuritani (Japan), Melody Vaughan, Nicola Villa (Italy), Sudtipong Vongsorn (Thailand), Carl Voss, Scott Westgard, Cleo Wilkinson (Australia), Carrie Wilmarth, Catherine Winings, Nele Zirnite (Latvia).
Thai Printmakers: Work by artists from Chiangmai Art On Paper Studio
September 23 - November 4, 2017
Open House and Reception: Saturday, September 23, 12-5pm
Featuring artists from the Chiangmai Art On Paper Studio, Chiang Mai, Thailand:
Nit Chaingeawkham, Trevor Foster, Michael Kempson, Ammarin Kuntawong, Amornthep Mahamaet, Jerawit Surtsit, Kitikong Tilokwattanotai, , Sudtipong Vongsorn, Yuttana SittikatCurated by CPC Director Deborah Maris Lader:
When I stumbled upon this little gem of a printshop while traveling in Thailand, I was astounded by the quality, beauty, variety, and technical precision of the prints being made by the young cohort of artists working there under the exuberant leadership of C.A.P Director Kitikong Tilokwattanotai. The etchings made in the workshop had a distinctly "Thai" sensibility but with a very contemporary twist in the hands of these wonderful artists. My brief "appointment" stretched on throughout an entire afternoon and into the evening and culminated into this exhibition. I simply just had to share this exquisite work.Art has no barriers or borders and broadens our idea of what is possible. The great printmakers of the past 300 years easily outlive and transcend whoever happens to be king, dictator, or president. In light of recent political events in the U.S., the CPC renews its 2017 commitment to showcasing the best of International artists. Last April, 71 prints from Iran graced our walls. This summer, CPC hosted the winners of the International On Paper prize and showcased some of the finest prints from 28 different countries. And so now we visit Thailand. In December we'll wrap it all up like a present with the 28th Annual International Small Print Exhibition.
We just don't believe in walls.About the Show
