Welcome to the fourth installment of ‘Shop Show & Tell’; a blog series dedicated to sharing our favorite stories, projects, and even objects from the studio. This month, we’re checking in with former Education/Gallery Manager and current teaching artist, Sammi McLean!
Read MoreLand of Sunshine is a solo exhibition by Angelica Clyman that offers a view of South Florida that is at once sentimental and apocalyptic, real and imagined, comforting and ominous. As a painter and sculptor who is heavily influenced by growing up in Broward County and the accelerated changes it continues to experience, Clyman’s work maps a search for home in a place that no longer exists. It is through this ‘Closer Look’ that we more intently explore Angelica Clyman’s solo show and take a brief tour through South Florida nostalgia.
Read MoreWelcome to our fourth installment of FLAT FILE FLEX; a series in which printmakers and print shops from all over share a few of MVPs (most valuable prints) from their collection. Today we’re excited to explore the personal flat files of John Risseeuw of Cabbagehead Press.
Ever wonder what printmakers consider the pride and joy of their print collections? Love a nosey look inside the studios of artists? Want to learn more about print shops and meet the printmakers that run them from the comfort of your own home? You’re in the right place.
Read MoreRe:Contextual is a solo exhibition by David Wolske combining contemporary and historical processes to transfigure letters, numbers, and punctuation into visual poetry. It is through this ‘Closer Look’ that we more intently investigate David Wolske’s solo show and the many iterations of his isotype printing technique.
Read MoreWe dreamt up this series as a way to both engage with other artists in a time when opportunities for interaction feel few and far between and seek guidance on how everyone is coping in an effort to find some much needed common ground. What follows are five artist’s mantras for a sustainable art practice in 2021. Featuring: Martin Mazorra, Alexandra Riesco, John DeFaro, Cara Lynch and Leah Roobin.
Read MoreWelcome to our third installment of FLAT FILE FLEX; a series in which printmakers and print shops from all over share a few favrorite prints from their collection. Today we’re excited to explore the flat files of a friend to the studio, masterful woodcut artist, and educator, Joseph Velasquez.
Read MoreOur 2021 Existent Books residency continues this year with some notable expansions thanks to the generous support of The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation through the Knight Arts Challenge Award we received in 2019. While our Existent Books project has been developing steadily for the past six years, the added grant funding enabled us to offer a residency stipend for our artists, Carol Prusa and Elia Khalaf.
Read MoreEver wonder what printers consider the pride and joy of their collection? Love a nosey look inside the studios of artists from around the globe? You’re in the right place!
Welcome to our second installment of FLAT FILE FLEX; a series in which printmakers and print shops from all over share some of their favorite prints from their collection! We're sharing this as a recurring article on the blog and are excited to explore Starshaped Press - owned and operated by printmaker, Jen Farrell in Chicago, IL.
Read MoreFrom these Words Grow Flowers, a project for the 2021 O, Miami Poetry Festival by Ingrid Schindall of IS Projects, puts poems reflecting on growth and the specificities of life in Miami on postcards made of paper with embedded native wildflower seeds. The poems can be read then planted in the ground to create a future flower bed. It’s as easy to plant as burying a note beneath a shallow layer of soil, gifting flowers to yards, vacant lots, grassy medians, flower boxes, or anywhere else with a bit of dirt, sun and water. Printed in English, Spanish and Creole, these multi-lingual cards will be available at limited O, Miami events, mailed to specific neighborhoods to create wild insect corridors and available at pick up spots in Miami Dade County.
Read MoreEver wonder what printers consider the pride and joy of their collection? Love a nosey look inside the studios of artists from around the globe? You’re in the right place!
Welcome to our very first installment of FLAT FILE FLEX; a series in which printmakers and print shops from all over share 3-5 of their favorite prints from their collection! We're excited to debut the series with Ground Printmaking - owned and operated by printmaker, Kim Spivey in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.
Read MoreDuring the pandemic, we decided to start writing articles on our exhibitions to provide a “closer look” for collectors. We recently decided to unearth these articles from the archive in order to share them on our blog for all to enjoy. In revisiting these articles, we’ve also taken the opportunity to check back in with our artists, asking them how their work has developed since their show at IS Projects and what upcoming projects they’d like to share. We check-in with Christina Humphreys and Sasha Baskin who exhibited in a two-person show, The Mechanical Bride, on view March - June of 2020.
Read MoreWelcome to the third installment of ‘Shop Show & Tell’; a blog series dedicated to sharing our favorite stories, projects, and even objects from the studio. This month, we’re checking in with our Education and Production Assistant, Alexandra Riesco aka Chachi!
Read MoreTime, No Longer Emptied of Presence is a solo exhibition by Jennifer D Printz which uses textiles as a means of reflecting on the invisible architecture of life and the ever-changing universe. It is through this ‘Closer Look’ that we more intently investigate Jennifer Printz’s work with a lens pointed right at the sky.
Read MoreWelcome to the second installment of ‘Shop Show & Tell’; a blog series dedicated to sharing our favorite stories, projects, and even objects from the studio. This month, we’re checking in with our designer and printer, Leah Roobin! She has been our design lead since January 2020, adding a fresh take to IS Projects and Nocturnal Press branding, invitations, show posters, and more!
Read MoreDuring the pandemic, we decided to start writing articles on our exhibitions to provide a “closer look” for collectors. We recently decided to unearth these articles from the archive in order to share them on our blog for all to enjoy. In revisiting these articles, we’ve also taken the opportunity to check back in with our artists, asking them how their work has developed since their show at IS Projects and what upcoming projects they’d like to share. We begin with Rachel Livedalen and her exhibition, Copy of the Original, exhibited July - Sept of 2020.
Read MoreWelcome to ‘Shop Show & Tell’; a blog series dedicated to sharing our favorite stories, projects and even objects from the studio (Think of this as the “Staff Picks” section of a book store - only the print studio edition!). This month, we’re kicking things off with the newest member of the team, Caro Gutierrez.
Read MoreCurious about our origin story? It all started with Nocturnal Press, founded in the summer of 2012 after Ingrid Schindall graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a Bachelor’s Degree in Printmaking and Book Arts. We print everything from business cards to high-end art prints, wedding invitations to gig posters, and whatever else our clients bring to us. We have made custom books for celebrities, artists, locals, designers, architects, billionaires, writers, poets, festivals, and universities. The best way to sum up the difference is that IS Projects will help you make it yourself and Nocturnal Press will make it for you.
Read MoreWhen Rebecca Dunham, head curator of visual arts at the Society of the Four Arts, reached out with a chance to work together again on a bookbinding exhibition, we jumped at the opportunity. Between Ingrid’s training in traditional bookbinding techniques and the studio’s vested interest in developing artists’ books, this project was another match made in heaven for us print, paper, book nerds.
Read MoreIf you are familiar with IS Projects, then it’s likely you already know its founder and owner, Ingrid Schindall. Owning a print shop has heavily influenced her personal practice by focusing on both community-driven and personal projects over the last six years. It is through this ‘Closer Look’ that we more intently investigate one of Ingrid’s personal papermaking projects through her solo exhibition, Water Draws Itself.
Water Draws Itself uses the process of papermaking to document the artist’s surroundings through a series of paper pieces made on the beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Naples, and Dry Tortugas, Florida.
Read MoreWe dreamt up this series as a way to both engage with other artists in a time when opportunities for interaction feel few and far between and seek guidance on how everyone is coping in an effort to find some much needed common ground. What follows are five artist’s mantras for a sustainable art practice in 2020. Featuring: Carol Prusa, Michelle AM Miller, Jesse Shaw, Elysa D Batista and Kristin Miller Hopkins.
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