NOVEMBER 2020 Newsletter
/November is always a jam-packed month for us at the studio as we bring the Small Press Fair to life. This year was especially unique with our virtual market and live broadcast. If you missed out, The Market is still up for browsing and getting a head start on some holiday shopping, while the recorded broadcast will be available soon!
Add a presidential election into the mix and November sure does feel like a whole year jam packed into one month. Speaking of, we’ve still got some VOTE posters available for pick up if interested.
We look forward to celebrating Small Business Saturday with you at our first ever Sidewalk Sale and have outlined an IS Projects Holiday Gift Guide below for those interested in giving hand-crafted goods this holiday season - Check it out!
IN THE GALLERY
WATER DRAWS ITSELF
INGRID SCHINDALL
Water Draws Itself is on view NOV 28 - JAN 3
Check out the Virtual Gallery Tour & Gallery Shop,
available on the virtual opening reception on Nov. 28th, 6-10pm
EXHIBITION PREVIEW & ARTIST TALK, THURS. 11/19 @ 6PM
Water Draws Itself is a solo exhibition by Ingrid Schindall that uses the process of papermaking to document her surroundings. Specifically interested in moving her practice of artmaking from the studio to the outside world, Schindall recognizes and encourages her environment as a collaborator. In the search to find ways to let water draw itself, different colored paper pulps were prepared for a trip to the beach. Mixed with ocean water, placed into a mold then released onto the damp sand, the swirling slurry settled quickly as the water escaped below ground and the pulp remained on the sand.
The resulting pieces of paper that formed, delicate to the touch and alien in the landscape, document the history of the water’s path. Each sheet reflects the surface of the water covering the planet in miniature. Sitting on the sand, wrestling with plastic sheeting and buckets of pulp, Schindall is reminded that there are easier ways to produce a portrait of the surface of the ocean but this paper holds not only the image of the ocean but also the smell, salt, and sand that are inseparable from the identity of this shoreline. Each piece is a portrait of this strip of beach. The irregularities are a reminder that you never see the same wave twice.
Ingrid Schindall is a passionate and productive printmaker and book artist based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is almost always found standing next to a press at the fine art printmaking studio she founded called IS Projects. She has a methodical yet curious and experimental studio practice. Her prints and artist books have been exhibited internationally and nationally. She is devoted to her writing practice and has produced six limited edition books, all written, designed, hand printed and bound by the artist.
Did you know? We are now offering gallery viewings by appointment, Thursday evening 5-7pm. Reach out via email to schedule a viewing. The lights will be left on in the gallery for 24 hours so that locals can visit the exhibition in person.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Join us for our first ever
SIDEWALK SALE
coming at you on
SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY,
Nov 28th, 12-6pm
Bring your mask and join us for a safe, socially distant sidewalk sale where you can get awesome deals, browse our new retail products, and support small businesses while you stock up on unique holiday gifts for your loved ones! Check out our holiday gift guide below for a sneak preview and some shopping inspiration…