Inky Editions

Thank you to writer .art and for mention of the Inky Editions booth at the Art on Paper, NY.
The show runs for two more days;
Saturday 11-7
Sunday 11-6

Pier 36, downtown Manhattan
299 South street, NY

Thank you to and writer .art for mention of Inky Editions booth at Art on Paper, NY.
The show runs for two more days.
Saturday 11-7
Sunday 11-6

Pier 36, downtown Manhattan
299 South street, New York

It was a hot night last night in New York. But our opening preview night for Art on Paper, NY was a tremendous success.
In the Inky Editions booth there was non-stop activity and it proved to be a popular stop with curators from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other places, artists, collectors and students.

We will be here for the next 3 days 11-7pm (Sunday 11-6)
We look forward to seeing you in our booth A09.

I am pleased to announce our participation at the ART ON PAPER during New York’s September 2023 Armory Week.
Inky Editions will be exhibiting 6 contemporary artist whose works convey different narratives on Place as memory and imagination.

ART ON PAPER
September 7-10

Pier 36, Downtown Manhattan
299 South street
New York

Booth # A09

1. “Early Spring at the Snowmuseum” Photogravure.
Lothar Osterburg builds sets as sculptures, that he then photographs and prints as photogravures.
His many themes of architecture, books, libraries and beyond, seem to come from another place in history.

2. “Towards the Fish Market” Monotype.
3. “Some Place I Might Call Home No 10” Aquatint etching.
George Tsalikis and Izzy Van den Heuvel expand on the idea of places and habitats - lived and remembered - with the mediums of etching and monotype.

4. “Study for JWT Mirrors” Drypoint.
Eduardo Fausti looks at the sky with a personalized response of universal beauty, in the mediums of mezzotint and drypoint.

5. “Roots and Leaves” Photogravure.
Beth Ganz synthesizes earth events and landscape in combination techniques of photogravure and collage.

6. “The Evaluation of the Rare Owl” Etching.
Golbanou Moghaddas - inspired by 17th century Persian manuscripts - brings a contemporary approach in her etchings. The characters in her exquisite drawings often carry autobiographical elements.




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It’s a wrap for all of us here at the Baltimore Fine Art Print Fair 2023.
Thanks to the organizers .fineart.printfair and everyone who stopped by our booth for the past 4 days.

Photo credits:

Conversations and activity today at the booth .fineart.printfair
Sunday 11-6 pm is the last day for the fair.
Location: 1100 Wicomico street, Baltimore, MD

Installation shots from our booth, and a busy Preview night, here in Baltimore.fineart.printfair

Beth Ganz has joined Inky Editions. An artist and a prolific printmaker, Beth’s working process includes photogravure, etching, and collage techniques.
Her large scale landscape constructions on paper, are often reminiscent of Asian scroll paintings, topographical maps, 15th century European engravings, and Modernist abstraction.

You can view her work on our website, via link in bio.

You can see her work in person by visiting our booth at the upcoming .fineart.printfair
March 30-April 2, 2023.
IMAGE CREDITS

1. Beth Ganz, “Blue Banyan 5”
Photogravure on gampi, wax, vintage wallpaper, mounted on cotton rag paper.

2. Beth Ganz, “Red Tapestry”
Photogravure on gampi, wax, vintage wallpaper, mounted on cotton rag paper.

3. Beth Ganz, “Seclusion Hill”
Photoetching, spit bite, soft ground, 2 color plates.

4. Beth Ganz, “Banyans and Hydrangeas”
Photogravure on gampi, wax, vintage wallpaper, mounted on cotton rag paper.

5. Studio view. Beth Ganz working on color plates.

How great to be in NYC this weekend and back to the that looked better than ever. So many old and new acquaintances, legends of the print world; past and present. And we purchased a work of art!

Drawing and dislocation; etching and Persian miniatures; architecture and printmaking. Read our new Artist Profiles in our website, via link in bio.
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Susan Belau’s relationship with Place is filtered through feeling and memory. In her “Terrains” and “Duos” series, she constructs etchings with delicate lines and soulful colors. These small scale abstractions attempt to convey an understanding of landscape, that encompasses natural and built environments.
Her works are in the collections of University of the arts, Philadelphia, the Ford Foundation, and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
See her work in our website (/Artists) via link in bio.

Eduardo Fausti sails the night skies into a world that has fascinated him since childhood. As a dedicated print artist he employs the laborious printmaking technique of mezzotint to render heavenly bodies and create images that contain subtle tonal qualities along rich velvety blacks.

His work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y. Public Library, and the Library of Congress, among others.

See his mezzotint prints in our website, via link in bio.

Episodes from an eventful last day .fineart.printfair Phil Sanders presenting Inky Editions to a group of collectors. Thank you Phil for the kind words. It was an intense 5 days. Met so many people. Made new friends. Heading back home now. Good bye Baltimore!

.fineart.printfair Curator and organizer of BFAPF, Ann Shafer speaking to a collector, in our booth today.

We had the pleasure of having one of our exhibiting artists, Izzy Van den Heuvel, in out booth today .fineart.printfair

Happening now. .fineart.printfair Please join us: Booth 304

This Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 11am-6pm

Baltimore Innovation Center
1100 Wicomico street
Baltimore

Home in my head.