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| ©2008 linda germain – mixed media print – the girls |
Stop in to the Wicked Big Cafe and try the breakfast panini. Yummy bananas and honey and swirly bread. I will be there on Sunday, June 24th from 1 -3, and on Thursday July 28th from 3 – 5. Enjoy
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This is a good week to stop in and see my faces and figures exhibit at the wicked big cafe because the Mural dedication is Friday at 3 and we Are expecting about 100 people. If you have time come to the event and mingle. It’s free! Shoe designer Stuart Weitzman will be there in addition, the MA Cultural Council will be there too!check out the details here
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| several pieces of gelatin placed together to make bigger prints ©2012 linda germain |
So I took Cathy McLaurin’s working big class for the second year in a row. In preparation for the class I put several pieces of gelatin together and started making bigger prints. Scale changes everything. But I came up with some new insights during the process.
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Well I am happy to share that I have just installed an exhibit of mixed media gelatin prints at the Wicked Big Cafe on Essex Street, Haverhill MA. I am showing about 25 pieces that range in size from 3″ square to 6″ x 36″. I think there is something that will appeal to everyone.
Cafe hours:
Mon – Fri: 6:30 am-5:00 pm
Sat: 7:00 am-2:00 pm
Sun: 9:00 am-1:00 pm
The show will be up for the month of June. Stop in for coffee or lunch and enjoy some of my work.
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Back from Haystack. Oh so hard to leave that wonderful place. We had a fantastic group of artists who wanted to play with printmaking. What a gift the weekend was. I am so grateful that the Maine Craft Association invited me to teach this year. I guided a very talented group artists in gelatin printmaking and bookmaking. We started with a demo and what I call “gelatin-printmaking-yoga”. This was the first time that I did this process with a group and I am happy to say that it was well received. It is basically a short guided printing session, where every listens and prints in silence and follows my voice. The intent is to create some muscle memory around the printing steps. I hope to share an audio recording about the process very shortly.
Today, I buzzed down to FPAC to install, my perfectly imperfect, artists books exhibit. This show opens Thursday and features me and 18 of my colleagues from the Artist’s Professional Tool Box. Join me Thursday night for the opening reception. Check out the details here RISKY BUSINESS
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