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I'm pleased to announce a series of two silkscreen editions I enjoyed collaborating on with the fabulous Farhad Mirza:

The Three Days to Kill editions are a set of companion prints Farhad devised to celebrate the release of Kevin Kenkel's first solo single of the same name.

The prints are for sale ($200 / $150 e.v.), please contact me or Farhad to purchase one!

The single is available on Bandcamp

This summer I have been working on some exciting collaborative printing projects, including a screen print with the delightful Farhad Mirza...stay tuned!  Over this continued period of chosen quiet time (classes are on hold while the pandemic pervades), I've also renovated the studio downstairs darkroom/ litho graining area and taken a long and interesting trip down memory lane while re-organizing the flat files!  Lots of rabbits around this summer, this one likes to visit outside the studio windows and has come back since with its baby rabbit.

In May 2020, British sculptor Jon Isherwood and I completed a series of three silkscreen editions to compliment the planned installation date of his Broadway Blooms.  Delayed by trans-oceanic supply-chain congestion, on  August 2, 2021, the Broadway Mall Association launched Broadway Blooms: Jon Isherwood on Broadway, a sculpture exhibition at eight locations on the green malls at the center of Broadway from 64th Street to 157th Street.

On View: February 13 - May 16, 2021

I was invited by the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA to create several cliché-verre plates to illustrate each step for two processes, one which uses lithographic ink and the other oil paint as the bases of the photographic glass negatives.  The plates were then printed by photographer Jonathan Kline on light-sensitive photo paper using archival processes.  The plates and prints can be seen in the didactic display case of this exhibition.

Here is a description of the exhibition below, from The Clark's website.

I am so pleased & honoured to be serving as a juror for Massachusetts Cultural Council's Drawing & Printmaking Fellowship Panel this fall. What a treat to get to see so many great works made in MA!