EDUCATION
Artist Andrew Raftery giving an Artist Talk at IPCNY.
Education
for the general public
Through
the participation of artists, master printers and curators in gallery
and studio talks, IPCNY generates a lively dialogue on the subject
of prints and printmaking.
In November 2009, IPCNY organized IPCNY TALKS, a series of 8 artist and printmaker talks at the Editions/Artists' Books fair at the X-Initiative space in Chelsea. To view a complete schedule of the Program for IPCNY TALKS, free and open to the public, click here. Click here for images.
Information
resources are available to the public at IPCNY, as well as on-line,
including biographical and technical information about the artists
and works on view in the gallery, and listings of print shows and
workshop opportunities.
IPCNY's members, museum and student groups, and others with a special
interest in learning about prints, are invited to IPCNY for exhibitions
and educational events.
The
following artists have given gallery and workshop talks:
Adal
Desirée Alvarez
Polly Apfelbaum
Glen Baldridge
John Beerman
Anders Bergstrom
Colby Bird
A.J. Bocchino
Richard Bosman
Noah Breuer
Tamar Cohen
Fernando Colon-Gonzalez
Diana Cooper
Aleksandar Duravcevic
Bill Fick
Rosemarie Fiore
Joanne Greenbaum
Sandrine Guerin
Lynne Harlow
Geraldine Lau
Valerie Hammond
Jee Sung Lee
Marc Lepson
Nicola Lopez
Jonathan Lewis
Miguel Luciano
Georgia Marsh
Cameron Martin
Laura Moriarty
Regi Müller
Ethan Murrow
Ardan Ozmenoglu
Laura Sue Phillips
Sarah Nicole Phillips
Endi Poskavic
Adam Pitt
Andrew Raftery
David Schapiro
Kate Shepherd
Kiki Smith
Kate Temple
Jennifer York
Lisa Young
Terry Winters
Master
Printers who have shared their expertise by speaking to IPCNY groups
or offering printmaking demonstrations for IPCNY members are:
Robert Blanton, Brand X Editions
Bill Goldston, ULAE
Randy Hemminghaus, Galamander Press
Dusica Kirjakovic, Lower East Side Printshop
David Lasry, Two Palms Press
Bill Laguttati, Tamarind Institure
Jennifer Melby
Andrew Mockler, Jungle Press Editions
Jean-Yves Noblet, Pamplemousse Press, Pace Prints
Andrew Raftery, RISD
Andre Ribuoli, Pamplemousse Press, Pace Prints
Sylvia Roth, Hudson River Editions
Jean-Paul Russell, Durham Press, Inc.
Judith Solodkin, SOLO Impression,
Inc.
Mina Takahashi,
Dieu Donne Papermill
Curatorial talks have been given by the following:
Brooke Alexander, Brooke Alexander
Editions
Deborah Cullen, El Museo Del Barrio
Joseph Goddu, Hirschl & Adler Gallery
Starr Figura, Museum of Modern Art
Judy Hecker, Museum of Modern Art
Kimball Higgs, Gagosian, Chelsea
Faye Hirsch, independent
David Kiehl, Whitney Museum of American Art
Susan Lorence, independent
Robert Newman, The Old Printshop
David Platzker, Printed Matter
David Tunick, David Tunick, Inc.
Roberta Waddell, New York Public Library
Elizabeth Wyckoff, New York Public Library
Deborah Wye, Museum of Modern Art
Collector's Talks have been given by the following:
Charles
Dean
Dudley Del Balso
Ann Fensterstock
Leslie Garfield
Janice Oresman
Ted Rogers
Albert Sax
Pari Stave
Matthew Zucker
New Prints Essayists have been:
Alexandra Anderson-Spivy
Polly Apfelbaum
Dan Cameron
Monroe Denton
Lesley Dill
Michele Oka Doner
Richard Dupont
Starr Figura
Jane Hammond
Faye Hirsch
Matthew Day Jackson
Carin Kuoni
Marilyn Kushner
Paul Laster
Brett Littman
Carrie Moyer
Peter Nesbett
Robin White Owen
Philip Pearlstein
Sheila Pepe
Nancy Princenthal
Thomas E. Rassieur
James Siena
Kiki Smith
Robert Storr
Sarah Suzuki
Marilyn Symmes
Richard Tuttle
Barry Walker
Yasha Wallin
Elizabeth Wyckoff
Weekly lectures offered free to the public were organized by IPCNY
at The AXA Gallery during the New York presentation of Hard Pressed, IPCNY's Inaugural Exhibition. Tours of the Exhibition were offered
to school children in a special outreach program developed in co-operation
with the New York City Board of Education.
Educational
visits to workshops, exhibitions, fairs, and artists' studios are also
offered as part of IPCNY's membership
program. A young members' group, the 6:45 Print Club was offered
in 2001, offers a series of programs designed to increase familiarity
with the techniques of printmaking and knowledge of print purchasing
and collecting.
Internship
opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students are available ar IPCNY and
pursued in partnership with other institutions.
Education
for School Groups


The
New York City Department of Education's arts curriculum Blueprint
for Teaching and Learning in the Arts identifies Printmaking as
one of the seven arts that students are required to learn about. IPCNY
offers educational programs aligned with The Blueprint for
elementary, middle and high school classes, to help your students
expand their visual literacy skills.
During the 2009-2010 school year, IPCNY offered The Future
Printmakers' Workshop which was designed to engage students in the study
of prints and printmaking. The workshop was tailored to the class
level of the students attending.
Highlights
of IPCNY's workshops were as follows:
- Brief introduction to the organization and to the New York printmaking community
- Exhibition tour
- "What
is a Print?", an explanation of printmaking techniques and practices
- Hands-on
art project
- Screening
of an excerpt from Lasting Impressions, a PBS program about Robert
Blackburn's Printmaking Workshop
- Print demonstration by a professional working artist
Teachers
are welcome to make an appointment to bring their students to the
IPCNY Gallery whenever an exhibition is on view, before or during
gallery hours (11 am - 6 pm)
Please
call Amanda Young at 212-989-5090 or email amanda@ipcny.org for more information and to schedule a visit.