Reflections on Color and Printmaking - Sangmi Yoo
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Over the past decade, my use of color has become more complex and liberated from the earlier principles. It was delightful to reflect on my trajectory of color use via this thoughtful interview by professor and artist, Laura Crehuet Berman. This interview was posted on her ongoing survey of color by various artists in the printmaking practice, "Reflections on Color and Printmaking." - Published on December 12, 2022
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Tides of Resilience: An Exhibition by Sangmi Yoo
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January 18 - March 15, 2022
NorthPark Center (Level One between Burberry & Louis Vuitton) 8687 N. Central Expressway Dallas, TX 75225 214.363.7441 NorthPark Center is proud to partner with The Crow Museum of Asian Art for the fourth year to present an exhibition in honor of the Lunar New Year. Visit Tides of Resilience, an exhibition by Korean-born artist, Sangmi Yoo, on Level One between Burberry and Louis Vuitton. Sangmi Yoo’s print works are based on iconic images that are created through personal memory, simulating the perception of a collective experience. In Tides of Resilience, the works reference botanical elements found in public gardens and the juncture between private space and public built environments. The artist combines constructed paper panels, laser-cut felts, and various digital, traditional, and post-digital printmaking techniques to create striking multi-layered installations. |
Forward Press: 20th Century Printmaking
Curated by Susan J. Goldman, Presented by the Printmaking Legacy Project®
Left: Anomalous Traces. 2017. hand-cut pigment inkjet print, 60 x 44 x 72 in. Right: Stereotyped Ordinary. 2017. Hand-cut pigment inkjet print, 60 x 44 x 72 in.
April 6 - August 11, 2019
American University Museum at Katzen Arts Center
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016
Phone: (202) 885-1300
Directions
Printmaking Legacy Project’s® first national print exhibition, Forward Press: 21st Century Printmaking features ten innovative print artists from across the country who employ the finest examples of hand printed and digital techniques. They explore themes of culture, identity, religion, environment, memory, and art history. Some work in traditional forms, like lithography, intaglio, relief, and screen printing, while others explore these methods as the basis for large-scale sculpture, collage, and integrating technology into printmaking. These ten artists are changing the way American printmaking is seen and understood.
FEATURING ARTISTS: April Flanders, Tom Hück, Carrie Lingscheit, Beauvais Lyons, Dennis McNett, Michael Menchaca, Richard Peterson, Nicole Pietrantoni, Steve Prince, and Sangmi Yoo.
PRESS:
Washington Post by Mark Jenkins: "At the AU Museum, these 10 printmakers are tearing up the rulebook"
Washington City Paper Review by Stephanie Rudig: "Forward Press at the American University Museum Explores All Manner of Printmaking"
American University Museum at Katzen Arts Center
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016
Phone: (202) 885-1300
Directions
Printmaking Legacy Project’s® first national print exhibition, Forward Press: 21st Century Printmaking features ten innovative print artists from across the country who employ the finest examples of hand printed and digital techniques. They explore themes of culture, identity, religion, environment, memory, and art history. Some work in traditional forms, like lithography, intaglio, relief, and screen printing, while others explore these methods as the basis for large-scale sculpture, collage, and integrating technology into printmaking. These ten artists are changing the way American printmaking is seen and understood.
FEATURING ARTISTS: April Flanders, Tom Hück, Carrie Lingscheit, Beauvais Lyons, Dennis McNett, Michael Menchaca, Richard Peterson, Nicole Pietrantoni, Steve Prince, and Sangmi Yoo.
PRESS:
Washington Post by Mark Jenkins: "At the AU Museum, these 10 printmakers are tearing up the rulebook"
Washington City Paper Review by Stephanie Rudig: "Forward Press at the American University Museum Explores All Manner of Printmaking"