We are pleased to announce the release of a new color lithograph by Kara Maria, “Inside the Blue Sky (northern leopard frog)”.

The artist describes this work as follows:

“I create meticulously rendered, miniature portraits of endangered animals to highlight issues related to climate change and biodiversity loss. Within fields of flying shapes, twisting lines, and swirling colors, the animals serve as a still point amidst the chaos that threatens them. These small elements exist within a larger, decidedly unnatural environment. The contrast between the animals and the exuberant cacophony of bright, enticing abstraction underscores a contradiction inherent in my vision of contemporary existence.”

“Inside the Blue Sky (northern leopard frog)” is a color lithograph, edition of 15 plus proofs, 22 1/4 x 27 1/2″ and costs $1,800 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of two new color lithograph diptychs by Barbara Takenaga.

The artist describes these works as follows: I have had fun embellishing the last prints in the editions – Switchback State I and State II from 2011 – with extensive hand coloring. I have inverted and rearranged the panels into new compositions designated as State III and State IV.

“Switchback (State III)” is a color lithograph diptych with hand coloring and pearlescent powder, 20 x 24″. “Switchback (State IV)” is a color lithograph diptych with hand coloring and pearlescent powder, 20 x 24″. Each print is unique and costs $4,500 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a series of four color lithographs by Evan Colbert.

The artist describes this series as follows: In my recent lithographs I employ various techniques to create dynamic and visually satisfying artworks drawn from sometimes disparate sources: found materials featuring grids, patterns, arrays of dots or other shapes, color relationships that I find satisfying or harmonious, and inspiration from previous works and experiments. I am seeking an interplay between harmony and discord, order and spontaneity, flatness and depth, complexity and simplicity.

“A Piece of the Sky” is a color lithograph, 24 1/2 x 22″. “Dreams Never End” is a color lithograph, 24 1/2 x 22″. Each print is an edition of 20 plus proofs and costs $1,600 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new color lithograph by Enrique Chagoya, “Life at the Border of Language”.

The artist describes this work as follows:

“In this print, a geographic/physical border, such as the US/Mexico border wall, is a symbol of many other walls that exist between people. These other walls may be less obvious (like gender, class, ethnic, religious, and national origin stereotypes, among others), but as real as the physical ones. Yet, we are all one human species, despite our external differences. We realize this when we decide to cross over any border. The experience of crossing expands what language (visual or phonetic) can explain only in a limited way. Among the characters lining the wall in my print, the child represents an innocent mind still free of misrepresentations. Ancient line drawings between the portraits portray how pre-Columbian people represented themselves.”

“Life at the Border of Language” is a color lithograph, edition of 25 plus proofs, 21 1/2 x 36″ and costs $2,800 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new color lithograph by Ana Maria Hernando, “Cuando la luna y el cielo hablan de flores / When the Moon and the Sky Talk About Flowers”.

The artist describes this work as follows:

“I paint and draw flowers, not only out of mesmerized wonder for their presence on earth, but also as a rebellion against the labels of “decorative”, “inconsequential” and “superficial” that have been equated historically to the art of women.

The title for Cuando la luna y el cielo hablan de flores / When the Moon and the Sky talk About Flowers, is an invitation to wonder about the desires, views, and preoccupations of others -in this case the moon and the sky in conversation about flowers, that might incite a gesture of curiosity not only towards flowers, but towards the moon and the sky too.  In this work I contemplate and celebrate the flower as worthy recipient of the attention from the celestial powers.”

“Cuando la luna y el cielo hablan de flores / When the Moon and the Sky Talk About Flowers” is a color lithograph with cut outs, edition of 25 plus proofs, 44 1/4 x 30″ and costs $2,800 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new color lithograph by Claire Sherman, “Cave”.

The artist describes this work as follows:

“My paintings and prints propel the viewer into an unstable world through a perspective that shimmies between representation and abstraction. I address the ubiquity of imagery we associate with the genre of landscape, nullifying a sense of particularity. This lithograph references the claustrophobic space of a cave, coming together as an image while falling apart at the same time.”

“Cave” is a color lithograph, edition of 25 plus proofs, 30 x 26″ and costs $2,400 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new lithograph by Kara Maria, “Under Simple Stars (Great Basin silverspot butterfly)”.

The artist describes this work as follows:

“The impact of species loss is a deep concern that informs the ideas behind my artwork. I paint carefully rendered miniature portraits of endangered animals into larger compositions to raise questions about Earth’s biodiversity crisis and the place of wildlife within increasingly unstable habitats.

This lithograph includes an image of a female Great Basin silverspot butterfly whose populations are in decline mainly due to habitat loss. Swirling and exploding shapes, bright colors, and unlikely spatial relationships illustrate how our progressively chaotic environment displaces fauna and the systems that support it.”

“Under Simple Stars (Great Basin silverspot butterfly)” is a color lithograph, edition of 15 plus proofs, 30 x 22″ and costs $2,000 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of two new lithographs by Rodney Carswell: “rodo” and “yo (jr.)”.

The artist describes these works as follows: “yo (jr.)” and “rodo”, depict avatar like figures set in an animated, virtual space. Each central character, accompanied by secondary elements of figure and space, may create a sense or question of “actor” and “circumstance”.

“rodo” is a color lithograph with cut outs, edition of 18 plus proofs, 30 x 31 1/2″ and costs $2600 plus packaging and shipping. “yo (jr.)” is a color lithograph with cut out, edition of 20 plus proofs, 22 1/4 x 23 1/2″ and costs $2200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of two new lithographs by Evan Colbert: “In Between Days” and “A Question of Time”.

The artist describes these works as follows: My lithographs “In Between Days” and “A Question of Time” are based on a series of monotypes I have created over the past couple years. In the monotypes I layer color fields, forms, patterns, and arrays of dots or other shapes onto dozens of sheets of paper in a process somewhat like sketching.

“In Between Days” and “A Question of Time” are each color lithographs, editions of 20 plus proofs, 22 1/4 x 30″ and cost $1200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph “Field Lines (copper)” by Terry Maker.

The artist describes her work as follows: “My Field Lines body of work is inspired by the electromagnetic lines depicted in scientific and mathematical literature. I am intrigued by the push and pull of energy and its sensory attraction-and-repulsion aesthetic in everything from particle physics to personal and cultural dynamics.”

“Field Lines (copper)“ is a color lithograph, 30 1/2 x 30 1/4″, printed in an edition of 25, plus proofs. The print costs $2,600 plus packing and shipping.