A pile of brightly colored prints and zines

"Providence Prints!"

Starts: Wed, October 26, 2022
Ends: Fri, March 03, 2023
Reception & Artist-Led Tour: Wed, October 26, 2022, 5 pm - 7 pm

Work by Lois Harada 10 PR, Jose R. Menendez Lopez MFA 17 GD, Tatiana Gomez MFA 18 GD and Dan Wood 94 PR will appear in Providence Prints! from October 26, 2022–March 3, 2023.

The exhibition will also feature work by faculty members Tycho Horan and Paul Soulellis.

From Providence College Galleries:

This exhibition features many multi-artist fine art print projects selected from the archives of AS220 Editions, Binch Press X Queer.Archive.Work, Counterform, DWRI, and Jacque’s Offset; and a commissioned artwork by Lois Harada. It shows how artists and the printing presses they run use specific visual languages—especially those speaking with type, color, repetition and ornamentation—to tell stories of a diverse and politically active artist community in Providence. Drawing out unique combinations of abstraction and pattern, Providence Prints! also points to the sometimes subtle, sometimes overt ways local artists create and disseminate what is simultaneously hyperlocal and inclusive of broader global narratives. Altogether, the artworks in this exhibition highlight new perspectives on subjects that remain central to contemporary artists, including feminist and queer aesthetics, wide-ranging depictions of diversity and advocacy for anti-racist practices, among other themes.

A pile of brightly colored prints and zines
“URGENCY READER 2: MUTUAL AID PUBLISHING DURING CRISIS” (2020, prints, folded sheets, zines, rubber bands and plastic bag, 8.5 x 11” assembled/packaged) by Queer.Archive.Work. Image courtesy Queer.Archive.Work. and Paul Soulellis.