APRIL GALLERY EXHIBITS! SGCI edition
images left to right | courtesy of the Artists: Jinghong Chen | Jazzmen Lee Johnson | Michael Ezzell | Photographed by Jada Solèy Rodriguez, edited by Edwige Charlot
This April the Southern Graphics Conference International (SGCI) annual convening happens in Providence, Rhode Island and to celebrate AS220 presents four exhibitions celebrating the rich and diverse printmaking practices that flourish in the local community.
IN THE GALLERIES | APRIL 4-27th, 2024
SGCI Print Hop | Friday, April 5th, 6-8pm
Gallery Reception | Saturday, April 6th, 5-7pm
Gallery Night Providence | April 18th, 5-8pm
ABORN GALLERY | 95 Empire St.
Crossheads - curated by Lois Harada
Crossroads is a group exhibition of contemporary printmaking, featuring the works of Andre Lee Bassuet, Lois Harada, Juana Estrada Hernández, Katie Garth, Suerynn Lee, Madeleine McGarrity, Jordan Seaberry, Dan Wood, Jazzmen Lee Johnson, and Henry Brown.
AS220 MAIN GALLERY | 115 Empire St.
Swap/Exchange/Trade: A PVDPrintmakers Exhibition
Drawing inspiration from practices of print trades and swaps in the printmaking world, “Swap/Exchange/Trade” transforms the tradition of exchange to a unique collection of artwork. In an active encouragement of play, experimentation and celebration of printmaking mediums, this exhibition underscores PVDPrintmakers’ mission to create accessible opportunities for printmakers of all backgrounds.
AS220 PROJECT SPACE | READING ROOM | 93 Mathewson St.
Homeisland, Home is Land - Works by Edwige Charlot feat. Noél Puéllo
Homeisland, Home is Land explores the complexities of diasporic experience through the art of Edwige Charlot and Noél Puéllo. This exhibition delves into themes of dislocation, rupture, and the enduring power of collective memory through a transdisciplinary printmaking practice.
RESIDENT GALLERY | 131 Washington St.
AS220 at SGCI - Refuge Of All The Arts
Members of AS220 Community present a collection of print media and works that reflects the spirit of AS220’s longstanding mission as an “unjuried and uncensored” artists centered community, extended into the many programs within the organization including AS220’s Community Studios. This exhibition embraces the creative diversity that enriches the AS220 network.
For more information, images of artworks, or to schedule appointments to visit the gallery, please contact AS220 Gallery Director Neal Walsh at neal@as220.org.