episode 43 : delita martin

In this episode of Miranda speaks with Pia Larsen. Pia is a Sydney based artist whose work draws from her interest in people, place and language. We talk about growing up in Sydney, chatting with Trump supporters on interstate trains, and the project she is currently working on that examines the life of a woman to whom she has attributed the pseudonym IM. IM arrived in Australia in 1948 through Australia’s Mass Resettlement Scheme and Pia examines her experiences in relation to the discourses...

22 Sep 20201h 13min

In this episode Miranda speaks with Andrew Fingerhut. Andrew is co-founder of Raking Light Projects, an initiative which pairs tattoo artists with master printers around the world to create editions of an artistic practice usually found on skin rather than paper. Their aim is to bridge the creative values of tattooing, traditional printmaking and fine art. We talk about building a business which connects strangers, the historical links between Japanese woodblock and tattoo traditions, and why...

17 Sep 202055min

In this episode of Miranda speaks with LaToya Hobbs. LaToya is a Professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD whose portraits explore the intersection of race, beauty and identity in women of African descent and is the recent winner of the 2020 Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. We talk about her childhood in Little Rock, AR and how her love of dance and the body led her to create intimate, figurative, and extremely intricate relief prints which reexamine the tra...

8 Sep 202054min

In this episode of Miranda speaks with Anna Hasseltine. Anna has an impressive resume from working with everyone from Brand X Editions to Cannon Ball Press and she is currently living in Chicago and working as a printer at HoofPrint Workshop. We talk about the animals in Anna’s artwork and the historical tradition of using flora and fauna as metaphors. As well as what it’s like working with some of the biggest names in the editioning game in the U.S., her collaboration with speedball to creat...

1 Sep 202057min

En este episodio de pine|copper|lime Reinaldo conversa con Alejandra Mares y Xavier Moreno, directores de Tres Gatos press, localizada en Mexico Central. Este es un episodio muy especial que nos llena de emoción, pues marca el inicio de lo que será una nueva tradición en PCL. Nuestra colaboración con Reinaldo Gil Zambrano traerá consigo un doble lanzamiento, una doble transmisión de entrevistas en español e inglés. No podríamos estar mas contentos de empezar que con Alejandra y Xavier quienes...

26 Aug 202059min

In this episode Miranda speaks with Alejandra Mares and Xavier Moreno of Tres Gatos Press, located in Central Mexico. This is a very exciting episode as it marks the beginning of a new tradition at PCL, our collaboration with Reinaldo Gil Zambrano to bring you double release, double feature interviews in English and Spanish. We couldn’t be more thrilled to start out with Alejandra and Xavier who are living the printmaking dream as a husband and wife team running their press together. We talk ...

26 Aug 20201h 5min

In this episode Miranda speaks with Justin Sanz. Justin is the workshop manager at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York City. He’s been involved with the institution for 15 years and he guides us through the fascinating life of Robert Blackburn, his contributions to contemporary printmaking, and the history of the workshop. We also talk about the ways in which those of us in the print world can recognise and address the history of racial inequality in the arts, how the worksh...

19 Aug 202049min

In this episode Miranda speaks with Kitikong Tilokwattanotai. Kitikong is the founder and director of the Chiang Mai Art on Paper Studio located in Northern Thailand. He and his studio have been mentioned in past episodes of PCL because, one way or another, all roads in contemporary printmaking in the Eastern Hemisphere lead back to C.A.P. Studio. We talk about the history of printmaking in Thailand, or as some might be surprised to learn, the lack thereof, and how Kitikong built his business...

12 Aug 202059min