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Collaborative Communities: International Exchange and Residencies (II)
Collaboration and the ‘Slippery’ Studio: Transitional Spaces in the Artistic Language of Alberta Whittle
Sandra De Rycker
Academic, Student, Arts Manager
Dundee Contemporary Arts and University of Edinburgh
Sandra De Rycker manages the Editions series at Dundee Contemporary Arts, based within the Print Studio facilities. She is currently a doctoral research candidate through the Scottish Graduate School of Arts and Humanities, working in partnership with the University of Edinburgh, University of St Andrews and Dundee Contemporary Arts. She holds an MA in Art History and Museum Studies from University of Cincinnati (USA) and spent time studying language teaching and Spanish at the University of Murcia (Spain) and the department of Romance Languages, University of Cincinnati. An experienced researcher and organiser of contemporary art programmes, before coming to DCA she worked in the curatorial department at the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati and at Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
China Cymru Collaborations: Developing Collaboration Between Changsha and Aberystwyth 2014-2015
Paul Croft
Printmaker, Academic, Curator, Artist
Aberystwyth University
PAUL CROFT Paul Croft is Lecturer in Printmaking at The School of Art Aberystwyth. Since qualifying as Tamarind Master Printer (1996), his research has focused upon technical, social, historical and contemporary aspects of British and International Lithography. He has published two seminal books on Stone Lithography (2001) and Plate Lithography (2003) and has curated exhibitions: Stone Plate Grease Water International Lithography 2007-8, Contemporary Chinese Printmaking 2014-16, Xiaoxiang Exhibition of International Printmaking 2015. He has exhibited his work in the UK, Ireland, USA, China, Australia and New Zealand. As a collaborating printer he has worked with artists from across the UK.
Liu Jing
Printmaker, Academic, Curator, Artist
Changsha Normal University
Liu Jing is Associate Professor of Printmaking at Changsha Normal University. He is also member of: China-Artists Association; The Printmaking and Mixed-Media Art Committees of Hunan Artists Association; and Vice-Director of Changsha Artists Association Printmaking Committee. Liu Jing’s work has won recognition at The 2019 China-Guanlan International Print Biennale; 5th Bangkok International Triennial; 5th Szeklerland Graphic Art Biennial and the 6th Hunan Art Festival. His work has been selected for the: 5th National Youth Exhibition; 22nd National Print Exhibition; 2018 Krakow Print Triennial; Macao Print Triennial; China Youth Print Exhibitions; 3rd China Print Exhibition and 6th Tokyo International Mini-prints Triennial
The Open Access Studio as Research Facility
Annis Fitzhugh
Printmaker, Head Of Print Studio
Dundee Contemporary Arts
Annis specialised in Printmaking at Slade and Central Schools of Art, London. Subsequently, alongside a teaching career, she maintained her practice using a range of print processes. For the past 20 years she has been Director of DCA Print Studio, where she introduced new, digital, and experimental technologies to be integrated with traditional print media. During this time DCA has presented some of the most vibrant and challenging work by both emerging and internationally respected artists. An important aspect of DCA programme is the production of editions with artists in the exhibition programme, for which Annis has been responsible.
Leaving egos at the door: the thrill and challenge of collaborations
masha ryskin
Printmaker, Academic
Rhode Island School of Design
Masha Ryskin is a Russian-born printmaker, painter, and installation artist who exhibits nationally and internationally. She received a classical education in painting before earning a BFA at Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA at University of Michigan. Ryskin is also a recipient of numerous grants, including a Fulbright and the Rhode Island Fellowships. She has collaborated with a number of artists, including Margaret Yuko Kimura (Cleveland, OH), and most recently with Serge Marchetta (Montreal, Canada). Together, Marchetta and Ryskin have exhibited in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Ryskin is Associate Professor at Rhode Island School of Design.
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