

Visual artist Alice O’Neill received her Masters of Arts in Printmaking from the University of Brighton in the UK in 2009 and her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2006.
Alice describes her art as an investigation of “memory, mortality, family, and fantasy”. By documenting a scene or object in order to freeze it, she is putting it in a time capsule of remembrance.
The above piece, entitled Tears, is currently featured in IPCNY’s New Prints 2012/Summer show. View Alice’s work in person before the show ends. Visit our site for hours and directions.
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Rolling Collar and Tie is one of two works by Claes Oldenburg currently up for bid on paddle8.com.
Title:Rolling Collar and Tie
Year: 1995
Medium: Color lithograph
Dimensions: 38 in x 27.5 in ( 96.52 cm x 69.85 cm )
Edition: 26 of 52
Estimated Value: $4,000
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Richard Serra’s Bight #1 is just one work among an incredible selection currently up for bid on paddle8.com.
Title: Bright #1
Year: 2011
Medium: 1-color direct gravure
Dimensions: 27 in x 22 in ( 68.58 cm x 55.88 cm )
Edition: Edition of 45 , Special Proof 6 of 9
Estimated Value: $5,000
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Mike Cloud’s Large Abstract is one of the vibrant works currently up for bid on paddle8.com.
Title: Large Abstract
Year: 2007
Medium: Screenprint
Dimensions: 45 in x 32 in ( 114.3 cm x 81.28 cm )
Edition: Edition of 108 , AP 17 of 18
Estimated Value: $1,800
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On May 5, IPCNY held a Publication Party at our gallery in Chelsea for Dwight Pogue’s book, Printmaking Revolution: New Adventures in Technology, Safety, and Sustainability. This exclusive event was filled with great company and even better design. IPCNY members were able to mingle with Dwight Pogue and purchase signed copies of his book!
Check out some pictures from the event:




As you can see the Publication Party was an incredible event! A special thanks to author Dwight Pogue, publisher Random house, and all who made this night such a success.
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Claes Oldenburg’s Soft Saxophone (Black and White) is just one work among an incredible selection currently up for bid on paddle8.com.
Title: Soft Saxophone (Black and White)
Year: 1992
Medium: Lithograph in 5 colors on Somerset soft white
Dimensions: 35 in x 43.75 in ( 88.9 cm x 111.13 cm )
Edition: Edition of 30 , PP 3 of 4, 8 APs, 2 Workshop Proofs, BAT
Estimated Value: $5,000
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This striking silkscreen by Roy Lichtenstein is just one print among an incredible selection of works currently up for bid on paddle8.com.
Title: Titled
Year: 1996
Medium: Silkscreen on 300-gram Coventry Rag Vellum
Dimensions: 31.625 in x 39.75 in ( 80.33 cm x 100.97 cm )
Edition: Edition of 175 , AP 8 of 25
Estimated Value: $20,000
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Antonio Fernández Reboiro was born in 1935, in Nuevitas (Camagüey), Cuba. He studied architecture and design at the University of Havana, and while simultaneously working as a designer for Flogal Department store in Havana. Before designing cinema posters, Reboiro worked at Havana Picture Guide magazine, and assisted architect Ricardo Porro with the design and construction of the National School of Art of Cuba, in Havana. In 1964, Reboiro brought his talents to the ICAIC and started to design cinema posters. Some of these posters are now in permanent collections at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. From 1982 to 1987, Reboiro lived in Madrid and worked as a designer for the National Ballet of Spain. In addition to his work as a graphic designer and architect, Reboiro has directed several movies. Since 1998, he has been splitting his time between Madrid and Miami.
Who is the publisher?
The publisher is responsible for funding the development and production of an edition. Commonly, this is in exchange for either a percentage of the edition or of the profits from its sale. Some print shops publish their own editions.