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Online Program: Black and Blue: Prints in the Time of COVID

Black and Blue: Prints in the Time of COVID. A conversation among gallerist Myrtis Bedolla, printmaker Susan J. Goldman of Lily Press, and artists featured in the upcoming Galerie Myrtis exhibition of prints that express through the use of colors black and blue the artists’ response to the individual and universal crisis our culture is experiencing during the political revolution and the COVID pandemic.

Artists participating in the March 13 virtual conversation include Jermaine Ashman, Susan J. Goldman, Michael Gross, Keiko Hara, Jun Lee, Preston Sampson, Jonpaul Smith, Eve Stockton, and Renee Stout.

For more information and to register please visit the external link below.

Relevant research areas: North America, Contemporary
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