episode 18 : Opal Ecker DeRuvo (Rebroadcast)
In this episode of pine|copper|lime Miranda speaks with Opal Ecker Deruvo a non-binary printmaker working in Norwalk, Connecticut. DeRuvo speaks about their early introduction to our craft at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking, developing their traditional draftsmanship skills in order to express the critical queer moments in their life with the reverence of a seventeenth-century portrait, taking advantage of the omnipresence of smart phones to capture the candid, and sisterhood in queer...
23 Dec 20201h 7min
episode 73 : Lisette Chavez
In this episode Miranda speaks with Lisette Chavez. You may know Lisette from her most excellent internet presence through Holy Press and Show Me Your Print Shop Instagram accounts. When we recorded this episode Lisette was joining us at a very vulnerable time, just a few weeks after she’d lost her husband Craig suddenly and unexpectedly. She shares a lot about that loss, how she’s coping with it through art and community, as well as how making work about death for many years prior to his dea...
16 Dec 20201h 8min
episode 72 : the radical intersectional printmakers guild
In this episode Miranda speaks with Becci Spruill and Olivia Richardson from The Radical Intersectional Printmakers Guild. Becci and Olivia have taken on forming a new organization in the printworld with accessibility, social justice, and, as the name implies, intersectionality at its heart. They share with us their motivations for taking on this project, the tangible and practical actions they are taking to build an intersectional organization from the ground up, what they are bringing to th...
8 Dec 20201h 6min
bonus español episode : dulce duran
Welcome to a special feature on pine|copper|lime! Bonus episodes in which Reinaldo Gil Zambrano interviews incredible Spanish speaking printmakers from around the world. This episode features Dulce Duran.En este episodio Reinaldo Gil Zambrano habla con Dulce Durán. Dulce, es una artista mexicana actualmente produciendo su trabajo desde la ciudad de Guadalajara,Mexico haciéndose notar por sus linograbados, fanzines, animaciones y talleres gratuitos con el Taller Vagabundo donde busca compartir...
4 Dec 202054min
episode 71 : stephanie santana
In this episode Miranda speaks with Stephanie Santana is a textile artist, surface designer and fine art printmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work explores archival photographs and documents, layering hand printed images and patterns as a way of understanding lineage and the spaces between memory, imagination and the physical evidence of Black life. We’ll talk about her finding art through myspace, taking up printmaking through illustration gigs, historical textile traditions carrying religi...
2 Dec 202054min
episode 70 : christina weyl and the women of atelier 17
In this episode Miranda speaks with Christina Weyl, who has resenting published a book with Yale University Press title “The Women of Atelier 17: Modernist Printmaking in Midcentury New York”. Christina is a wealth of information on twentieth-century printmaking, as well as this groundbreaking studio. We learn about how World War II was the catalyst which moved the studio from France to New York, its connections to The New School and to the Surrealists, and the famous and infamous women who c...
24 Nov 202059min
episode 69: camilla taylor
In this episode Miranda speaks with Camilla Taylor, a printmaker and art instructor currently living in Los Angeles. She shares with us her experiences growing up in the small, conservative town of Provo, Utah, how her early interests in insects almost set her on a path toward entomology, and her current exhibition. Exploring self deception through sculpture, printmaking, and portraiture Camilla has created a poignant and oh-so relevant artistic offering. Examining her renderings of famous an...
17 Nov 20201h 8min
episode 68 : the printing girls
In this episode of pine|copper|lime Miranda speaks with Amy Jane van den Bergh, Cloudia Hartwig, and Allison Klein also know as the Printing Girls, a female print collective based in South Africa. We here at PCL have been wanting to get to chat with the print scene in Africa since pretty much day one and Amy Jane, Cloudia, and Allison were incredibly generous and delightful guests. They share with us the history of political activism and screen printing in South Africa, the benefits of creati...
10 Nov 20201h 3min
