The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC) in Spokane, Washington had a special exhibition, Threshold, curated by Nicholas Ruth in which prints by artists from many different places were displayed.
According to MAC:
“A threshold is a space of transition, a passage from one place into another. To think of a threshold is to think of movement, of leaving something behind and engaging something new. And yet, a threshold is also a space unto itself. To connect here to there, it must have its own structure, whether defined through distance and time, states of mind, or social conditions.”
Shown below are some of the prints by artists in the United States.
Shown above is Caste Culdesac by Blake Sanders. Screenprint.Shown above is Portal by Travis Janssen. Serigraph.Shown above is Reclamation by Aaron Bass. Etching-Serigraph.Shown above is Traced Exteriors: Threshold by Brant Schuller. Screenprinting-Lasercut.Shown above is Continuum by Fahime Vahdat. Hand colored Solarplate print.Shown above is Narcissus by Jennifer Scheuer. Lithography and Silkscreen.Shown above is You Don’t Get A Parade by Edie Overturf. Reductive linocut.Shown above is Back Then by Myles Calvert. Screenprint.Shown above is Threshold: Monkey Chant Passage by Brandon Graving. Collagraphic Viscosity with Pochior & Flocking.Shown above is Impact by Raluca Iancu. Screenprint.Shown above is…
