Collecting, coveting, and the connoisseurship of drawing

Filed Under: artists    On: April 15, 2009    posted by: kara

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Image from Workbook by Ann Tarantino and Kate McGraw

DC denizens, listen up!

Thursday, April 15th, 20x200 artist Ann Tarantino will be participating in a panel discussion at Flashpoint, in conjunction with her show, Workbook, with her collaborator Kate McGraw.

Kate McGraw and Ann Tarantino collaborate on planned and improvised drawings created directly on the walls of the gallery. The artists draw using their own signature styles while also responding and referring to one another’s mark-making. The artists film the process and the resulting video will become a part of the art, rather than just documentation of the process.

Workbook is a video that documents the ten days artists Kate McGraw and Ann Tarantino will spend creating a mammoth work stretching across the walls of the Gallery at Flashpoint. The installation will be on view beginning March 19, 2009 and the film will be projected at the exhibition entrance beginning March 28, 2009.

Financial support for the production of the video will be provided by the sale of prints hand-marked by the artists. Each 7½" x 7½" print will be hand-marked and embellished by Kate and Ann and hand-stamped with a signature seal created by the artists.

By purchasing unique prints, buyers have an opportunity to become art patrons who foster the careers of emerging artists. All patrons will be invited to a special launch event on March 28, 2009 at the Gallery at Flashpoint.

Panel Discussion: Collecting Drawing
Thursday, April 16, 12:30 – 2 p.m.
A panel discussion on collecting, coveting and the connoisseurship of drawing with Kate McGraw, Ann Tarantino and others. Moderated by Philippa Hughes, The Pink Line Project.
RSVP Essential: info@thepinklineproject.com

Images from the collaboration in progress can be viewed here on Kate's site.

Read a 20x200 interview with Ann here.

Ann's 20x200 prints: Breath Portrait (favorite colors), Flying Colors, and Far and Wide have limited quantities available.

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