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.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph, “Codex YTREBIL”, by Enrique Chagoya.

The artist describes this work as follows: “Codex YTREBIL (liberty backwards), is based on a series of small books by anonymous Indigenous artists in the XVI Century known as Testeriano codices.”

“Codex YTREBIL” is a color lithograph, 31 x 30″, printed in an edition of 25, plus proofs.  The print costs $3,000 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph “Drawn From Dust” by Terry Maker.

The artist describes her work as follows: “I explore the process of art making while addressing themes relating to human desire and decay, death and resurrection, mundane and sacred and mark-making–both literal and figurative. The revealed surfaces present the viewer with a visual puzzle, made even stranger by its unique visual vocabulary, that opens the possibility of new connections, and new perspectives.”

“Drawn From Dust“ 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.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph “At Sight of Sun (lark bunting)” by Kara Maria.

The artist describes the work as follows: “This lithograph includes an image of Colorado’s state bird, the lark bunting. According to a 2019 study by the National Audubon Society, two-thirds of US birds are threatened with extinction from climate change and habitat degradation, including half of Colorado’s birds, among them the lark bunting.

I realize that making art might not be the most direct way to bring about change in the world. But I hope, as Louise Bourgeois said of drawing, it might offer ‘just a little help.’“

“At Sight of Sun (lark bunting)” is a color lithograph, 30 x 22″, printed in an edition of 20, plus proofs. The print costs $1,200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph “New Dawn Fades“, by Evan Colbert.

The artist describes this work as follows: “In my lithograph New Dawn Fades, bright colors float through space like particles drifting in the atmosphere, or dust motes illuminated by a beam of light in a dark room. Riding the line between flat and dimensional, some spheres seem to recede, while others come forward as they spill into the frame from an unknown source. I was inspired by the photographic effect bokeh, the aesthetic quality of the blur produced by an out-of-focus image, like car lights and city scenes at night that appear as tangles of overlapping colored circles suspended in darkness.” 

“New Dawn Fades” is a color lithograph, 22 x 30″, printed in an edition of 20, plus proofs.  The print costs $1,200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph, “Travels of Fortune”, by Enrique Chagoya.

The artist describes this work as follows: “In the print, I wanted to focus on the positive cultural heritage these refugees bring. There is no need to fear them. Our country will get richer culturally (with art, food, music), and economically (as hard-working people who take jobs Americans don’t want) if they are ever accepted. They take life threatening chances few people would take in search of a better life not unlike the Pilgrims, hence the word Fortune in my title.“

“Travels of Fortune” is a color lithograph, 21 1/2 x 36″, printed in an edition of 25, plus proofs.  The print costs $2,800 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new lithograph, Wild Garden, by Robert Kushner.

The artist describes this project: “Two years ago, I had the good fortune to be invited to paint in the South of France.  My studio was an abandoned stone barn- no doors, no electricity or water, only a dirt floor.  Outside was a Jardin Sauvage- a nice garden gone to seed.  In it were flowers intimately familiar to me from my childhood in California.  A large painting on canvas resulted.”

Bud and I had been discussing a composition for a new lithograph and he was firm that this painting was the one.  By the end of my time at Shark’s, we had a really wonderful print..Wild Garden.” 

– Robert Kushner

“Wild Garden” is a color lithograph/diptych, 30 x 60″, printed in an edition of 25, plus proofs.  The print costs $5,200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new lithograph: “Night and Branches” by Claire Sherman. She describes her latest work as:

“The dense, tangled, and undulating forms of spaces and plants in Claire Sherman’s recent bodies of work address some of the complicated new environments we are facing, full of both worry and hope.  This new print rides a line between abstraction and representation, coming together as an image while falling apart at the same time, referencing the dark subtle shifts in color of twilight.”

“Night and Branches” is a color lithograph, 40 x 30″, edition of 30 and costs $2600 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new print: “Learning to Fly” by Evan Colbert. He describes his latest work as:

“In my abstract lithograph, “Learning to Fly”, I attempt to create an uncertain sense of depth and scale, as if celestial bodies are hovering in space, or various microbial life forms are floating in a Petri dish.  My intent is for there to be an ambiguity as to which shapes, patterns, and colors recede or come forward, or both, depending on where they are in the composition.  The interplay of vibrant colors and spherical forms is orderly in design, but there is also a sense of motion, as if this is not  static moment in time, but perhaps a glimpse into an alternate universe.”

“Learning to Fly” is a color lithograph, 22¼ x 30″, edition of 20 and costs $1200 plus packing and shipping.

We are pleased to announce the release of a new print by Dianna Frid, “Soledad”.

Dianna Frid is an artist working at the intersection of material texts and Textiles. Her artist’s books and mixed-media works make visible the tactile manifestations of language. Frid was born in Mexico where she was first exposed to textiles as complex codes of material writing.

“Soledad” is a color lithograph with pearlescent powder, gold and aluminum leaf, 19 3/8 x 22¼, edition of 20. The publication price is $1,600 plus packing and shipping.