Hello, Print Friend
Hello, Print Friend is a podcast that celebrates and amplifies contemporary printmaking and its culture. Each week it features interviews with artists, activists, curators, and other print champions. Through these conversations it explores what unites this passionate but often geographically scattered community. The show was formerly known as pine|copper|lime.
Episodes
episode 268 : evelyn escamilla
This week Miranda speaks with Evelyn Escamilla Nichols, a Mexican American graphic designer and printmaker based in Austin, Texas.Evelyn’s path to printmaking winds through Chicago, art school in Monterrey, Mexico, a career in graphic design, and eventually back to the tactile, imperfect, deeply human process of making prints. In our conversation, they talk about the freedom she finds in printmaki
episode 267 : elizabeth williams de garcia
This week Miranda speaks with Elizabeth Williams de Garcia, an artist whose intricate copper line etchings bring together memory, domestic space, nostalgia, and the strange emotional lives of the objects.Elizabeth grew up in Louisiana and Texas and discovered printmaking while studying at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Since then, her life and practice have taken her from the United Sta
episode 266 : andi newberry
This episode is part of our ongoing collaboration with PrintAustin and its 2026 5 × 5 Exhibition. This week Miranda speaks with Andi Newberry, an interdisciplinary artist, printmaker, writer, and educator originally from North Texas.Andi’s work tangles memory, storytelling, and imagination through screenprint, lithography, monotype, collage, textiles, and writing. In their conversation, they talk
episode 265 : vanessa jo bahr
This week Miranda speaks with artist, educator, and all-around print friend Vanessa Jo Bahr.Vanessa is the founder of Scavenger Studios in Ashland, Oregon, where she runs a community print studio and artist residency, alongside teaching printmaking at Southern Oregon University and maintaining her own incredibly rich studio practice.Vanessa is a scavenger in a very real sense of the word. She coll
episode 264 : holly black
This week Miranda speaks with journalist and author Holly E. J. Black to talk about her wonderful new book, The Story of Printmaking: A Global History of Art.If you've ever wished there were a single book that told the story of printmaking, from its origins in East Asia to the contemporary artists pushing the medium forward today, this is that book. Holly manages to tell thousands of years of
episode 263 : ben beres
This week Miranda speaks with artist, educator, community-builder, and all-around creative force Ben Beres.Ben first joined the podcast way back on episode six of Hello, Print Friend (née Pine | Copper | Lime), and in this episode sits down face-to-face in Chiang Mai, Thailand with Miranda while he was here for a residency at Hello Print Friend Studios.A lot has happened since 2019. A global pande
episode 262 : elizabeth hawley of gallery no. 85
This week Miranda speaks with Elizabeth Hawley, owner and director of Gallery No. 85 in Seattle, Washington.Gallery No. 85 now occupies the historic home of Davidson Galleries, one of the most influential print-focused galleries in North America. After fifty years under the stewardship of founder Sam Davidson, the gallery has entered a new chapter, and Elizabeth is the person carrying that legacy
episode 261 : the muban education trust with david barker
This week Miranda speaks with David Barker of the Muban Education Trust, an organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, researching, and exhibiting contemporary Chinese woodblock prints.David is a researcher, writer, former professor of printmaking, and one of the leading English-language scholars working on Chinese printmaking today, having contributed to a number of books published by The
episode 260 : nitza tufiño
This week Miranda coming to you from El Barrio Artsspace in New York City, where we recently screened Impresiones de Resistencia: Printmaking in Puerto Rico at the Rafael Tufiño Printmaking Workshop.This conversation was recorded on-site, and Miranda was joined by artist Oliver Rios, a printmaker and filmmaker who documents the stories of the Puerto Rican diaspora in the city. He helped guide this
episode 259 : moments of being
This week Miranda speaks with Shivangi Ladha and Asha Vaidyanath to talk about Moments of Being, an upcoming exhibition presented by India Printmaker House at the London Original Print Fair.Together, they share the story behind this year-long curatorial process, one rooted in studio visits, artist-to-artist dialogue, and a deep commitment to supporting emerging voices in contemporary printmaking.
episode 258 : heather muise
This week Miranda speaks with Heather Muise—a Canadian printmaker living and working in Greenville, North Carolina, where she’s a teaching professor at East Carolina University. Heather has taught printmaking across continents, including seven years in Dubai, and their conversation moves through all of those layers: place, language, culture, and how those experiences shape what we make.They talk a
episode 257 : christie tirado
This week Miranda speaks with Christie Tirado, a first-generation Mexican American artist, educator, and third-year MFA candidate at UW–Madison.They talk about leaving a stable teaching career to go back to grad school, building community wherever you land, and how labor, in the field, in the kitchen, and in the studio, becomes an archive. Plus: the print gods, when to walk away after two messed-u
episode 256 : shanna strauss
We are delighted to kick off our eighth season of the Hello, Print Friend podcast!This week Miranda speaks with Shanna Strauss, a Tanzanian American mixed media artist and printmaker based in Oakland, California, and a faculty member at California College of the Arts. They talk about the winding road that led her back to art and how printmaking became not just a medium, but a community, a lineage,
episode 255 : justin anthony
This week’s episode is one I’ve been looking forward to for a long time, and if you are someone trying to make a life in the arts right now this is going to be required listening.My guest is Justin Anthony, co-founder of Artwork Archive – the platform so many of you already use to track your work, your collectors, your exhibitions, and the business side of your practice. And we’re having this conv
episode 254 : tom murphy of make-ready
This week Miranda speaks with Tom Murphy the founder of Make-Ready, the largest fine-art screenprinting operation in the world.Tom grew up in Suffolk with pound-shop sketchbooks, bootleg band tees, and a fascination with how things are made. From a garage start nine years ago to collaborating with artists like Alex Katz, Ai Wei Wei, and Anish Kapoor, his path runs through open-access studios, indu
episode 253 : mary farrell
This week Miranda speaks with Mary Farrell, a printmaker based in Spokane, Washington. They talk about how Mary’s upbringing (with her father’s work in tuberculosis research and her mother’s near-miss with a life in a convent) created a childhood that shaped her perspective as an artist. We explore her long love affair with the human figure, her fascination with the parallels between the body and
episode 252 : nathan calin
This week Miranda speaks with artist and collaborative printer Nathan Catlin—Master Printer at the LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies at Columbia University—whose practice spans relief, screenprint, mosaic, stained glass, and an ever-growing love affair with clay. We get into Nathan’s origin story (the heartbreak + linocut era), why the physicality of carving still feels like home, and how he k
episdoe 251 : jessica sabogal
This week Miranda speaks with Jessica Sabogal an artist whose work lives at the intersection of public space, portraiture, and collective care. Raised in a Colombian immigrant household in the Bay Area, Jess took a winding road from pre-med to political science to the studio and the street, scaling early stencil experiments into landmark murals and all rooted in print.They talk about her journey t
episode 250 : FAILE
This week Miranda speaks with Patrick Miller and Patrick McNeil—better known together as FAILE.Since meeting on the very first day of high school, the two have been creating art side by side for over twenty-six years. What began with trading sketchbooks in Arizona grew into a wide-ranging practice rooted in printmaking—particularly silkscreen and stenciling—and expanded into painting, sculpture, l
episode 249 : onnie o'leary
This week we’re coming to you from Miranda’s living room sofa in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Our guest is the brilliant Onnie O’Leary, a tattooer and visual artist from Sydney, Australia, who has just wrapped up a three-week guest residency at Hello, Print Friend Studios.Onnie and Miranda dive into what it’s been like living and working together under one roof, how tattooing and printmaking share a surp
episode 248 : javier moreno
This week Miranda speaks with Javier Moreno, a San Juan–based artist, printmaker, and art educator whose work explores the social and political complexities of Puerto Rican identity with bold, graphic clarity.From his early days sketching graffiti to discovering printmaking in college, Javier shares how his artistic voice developed alongside a deepening awareness of colonial histories, community s
episode 247 : Zorawar Sidhu & Rob Swainston
This week Miranda speaks with Rob Swainston and Zorawar Sidhu just after their powerful exhibition Flashpoint closed at Petzel Gallery in New York.In this conversation, they talk about the complex relationship between image-making and meaning in an age of media saturation—from their early collaborative experiments to the deeply layered woodcuts responding to climate change, civil unrest, and polit
episode 246 : aristotle forrester
This week Miranda speaks with artist and printmaker Aristotle Forrester, whose journey from skateboarding the streets of South Side Chicago to Columbia University’s MFA program is as rich and layered as his artwork. We talk about how printmaking keeps him grounded in the chaos of the studio, the spiritual and ancestral power of abstraction, and what the press bed has to do with decolonization. Ari
episode 245 : phinney brown - crow's shadow institute of the arts
This week, Miranda speaks with Phinney Brown, Executive Director of Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts. They discuss how Crow’s Shadow’s printmaking residencies invite Indigenous artists from a range of disciplines—often new to printmaking—to explore the medium. The conversation also highlights the significance of the institute’s location on the Umatilla Reservation in Oregon, and looks ahead as
episode 244 : peregrine honig
In this episode Miranda speaks Peregrine Honig. Peregrine is a multidisciplinary artist whose themes include pop culture, sexuality and consumerism and whose work is in the permanent collections of the Whitney, the Chicago Art Institute and the National Museum of Women in the Arts. They talk about the arc of an artist’s life—how identity, sensuality, gender, and power all come into play in her wor
episode 243 : pavel acevedo
This week, Miranda speaks with Pavel Acevedo. They talk about themes of oral traditions and community through his storytelling incorporating indigenous knowledge, anarchist communal values, and the interconnectedness between humans and nature. As well as his experience working with Maestro Shinzaburo Takeda and community-based Art Projects such as developing large collaborative print projects.Pave
episode 242 : mariana ramos ortiz
This week, Miranda speaks with Mariana Ramos Ortiz, an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the structural and temporal qualities of sand in relation to themes of occupation, self-determination, permanence, and protection— within the context of Puerto Rico’s ongoing colonial realities.In our conversation, we discuss how they uses play and community as tactics of protest and healing, the ro
episode 241 : SGCI PUERTOGRABANDO!
This week, Miranda speaks with Claudia Wilburn and Joseph Velasquez about the Southern Graphics Council International (SGCI)—the largest and oldest professional print organization in the United States. They discuss what makes printmakers so eager to organize and celebrate their shared passion for the medium, the 50+ year history of SGCI, and what attendees can look forward to at the upcoming SGCI
episode 240 : eliza lutz
This week, Miranda speaks with Eliza Lutz (they/them)—a musician, printmaker, and PhD student in linguistics based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Eliza is also the recipient of Print Austin’s Best in Show award for their work in The Contemporary Print, an exhibition on view through March 20th.They discuss Eliza’s journey from running a record label in a streaming-dominated world and working the DIY s
episode 239 : neil daigle-orians
This week, Miranda speaks with Neil Daigle-Orians. They talk about being haunted, literally and metaphorically, internet horror, and how print is not dead. It’s undead.Neil's WebsiteNeil's InstagramLuscinia Historical SocietyFundraiser for our Puerto Rican documentaryView our Oaxaca Printmaking DocumentaryPassword is "mezcal"Hello, Print Friend YOUTUBEHello, Print Friend MERCHH
episode 238 : fraixa albizu rodriguez
This week, Miranda speaks with Fraixa Albizu Rodriguez, a talented printmaker and educator based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In this episode, they dive into her artistic practice, exploring how childhood experiences shape her work, her role in founding Ciclos Gráficos—a nonprofit dedicated to printmaking portfolios—and the rich history of printmaking in Puerto Rico.Fraixa is also collaborating with
episode 237 : the brooklyn fine print fair
This week, Miranda speaks with Ann Shafer and Luther Davis to talk about the Brooklyn Fine Print Fair, which will be having its inaugural event in March of 2025. They talk about why art fairs are important, the culture of buying and selling prints, the programming the fair has to offer, and what artists can get out of attending a fair even if they’re not showing.The Fair's WebsiteHello, Print
episode 236 : Oaxaca Printmaking Documentary
Print Friends, this is a very special episode. Last May, Reinaldo and Miranda along with Christian Riquelme traveled to Oaxaca, Mexico to create a documentary about the history of printmaking in the region. The following is a conversation about the process of making the documentary, what it is like to tell such a complex story, our adventures trying to get face time with Shinzaburo Takeda, and wha
Episodio 118: Guillermo Orduña
Hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Memo Orduña (@guillermorduna). Maestro impresor y artist gráfico originario de Oaxaca y jefe de edición del taller la Buena Impresión (@labuenaimpresion) . Memo comenzó su carrera inspirado por el trabajo artístico de sus familiares y a su temprana edad se convirtió en la cabecera de la impresión en este prestigioso taller dedicado a la litografía.
episode 235 : lemonade press
This week Miranda speaks with Catherine Ade and Stephanie Turnbull from The Lemonade Press an independent lithography studio in Bristol, England, offering lithographic printmaking, residencies, plate graining, and courses in lithography and monotype. They talk about building this now thriving press during the start of the pandemic, working together through changing life circumstances, and what the
episode 234 : island press
This week, Miranda speaks with Lisa Bulawsky and Tom Reed from Island Press at Washington University in Saint Louis. They talk about the history of this iconic publishing institution, the ambitious projects they take on, and the importance of having the freedom to take bold artistic chances.Cover Photo: Tom Reed working on a plate by Diane VictorIsland Press on InstagramPress WebsiteHello, Print F
episode 233 : daniel chiaccio
This week, Miranda speaks with Daniel Chiaccio. They discuss starting First Proof, a community-access printmaking studio in Brattleboro, VT, in March 2020; how a stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma diagnosis changed his life and artistic journey; and building the community you want to see in the world.First Proof on InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai,
Episodio 117: Gabriela Morac
Hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Gabriela Morac (@moracgabriela) artista mexicana produciendo obra desde la meca del grabado latinoamericano: Oaxaca Mexico. Conversaremos por segunda ocasión, esta vez sobre el Espacio Panoplia, el miedo de dedicarse a las artes a tiempo completo, la creciente grafica femenina y la realidad detrás de las figuras historicas que crearon los fundamento
episode 232 : anthony huang
This week, Miranda speaks with Anthony Huang, a Taiwanese-American artist with a background in journalism, theater design, and professional ballroom dance. We talk about coming to art making from a prominent acting family, moving from figurative to abstract art, and how Taoism helped him through a profound loss during the pandemic.Anthony's websiteAnthony on InstagramHello, Print Friend Docum
episode 231 : alyssa ebinger
This week, Miranda speaks with Alyssa Ebinger. They talk about how she found her way to lithography coming from a musical family, going to the Tamarind Institute during the deep, dark heart of the pandemic, lakes of lithotine tears, and the future of collaborative printmaking.Alyssa Ebinger WebsiteAlyssa on InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai, Thai
episode 230 : chris fritton
This week, Miranda speaks with Chris Fritton. Chris is a poet, printer, and fine artist with over two decades of experience in writing, printing, and book arts. They talk about his ambitious project, The Itinerant Printer, through which he visited over 200 letterpress print shops throughout North America in ten years, covering over 150,000 miles and making over 50,000 prints. They also discuss lif
Episodio 116: Fraixa Albizu Rodriguez
Hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) conversando con Fraixa Albizu Rodriguez (@thelastprint) artista grafica puertorriqueña y fundadora de la organizacion "Ciclos Graficos". Fraixa es una energia inagotable y un entusiasmo contagioso que impregna a su comunidad con su amor por la difusión de la gráfica en la isla. Conversaremos sobre el renacer de la impresión en Puerto Rico, los muchos proyectos c
episode 229 : jake Ingram
This week, Miranda speaks with Jake Ingram of Jackalope Editions. They talk about his road from the New York Academy of Art to starting his own studio in Dolly Parton’s backyard, creating a printmaking banjo, breaking vegetarianism at the Tamarind Institute, and learning what a jackalope even is.Jackalope EditionsJackalope Editions on InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend R
Episodio 115: MK Kabrito
Hoy estaré conversando con Alan Altamirano major conocido como MK Kabrito @grafica_mk_kabrito. El es un artísta gráfico de Oaxaca especialista del relieve y fundador del Taller La Chicharra. Conversaremos sobre sus inicios, la experience bajo el tutelaje del maestro Takeda, el Desarrollo de obras a taco perdido con más de cien colores y el “por qué” Oaxaca es considerada la meca del grabado Latino
episode 228 : rebecca olsen
This week, Miranda speaks with Rebecca Olsen. Rebecca is the president and CEO of SRISA, an institution that has been teaching art classes in the heart of Florence for over 50 years. They talk about her extraordinary childhood growing up around SRISA, the experiences artists and students have when they travel outside of their country of origin, AI in the arts, and much more.SRISA WebsiteSRISA on I
Episodio 114: Carlos Bautistab
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando el artista gráfico, tatuador y emprendedor mexicano, Carlos Bautistab (@carlosbautistab). Carlos ha construido junto a su familia un santuario autosustentable en las montañas adentrándose en un viaje de autoconocimiento interior desarrollando una vida en balance con la naturaleza usando el arte como núcleo principal. Hablaremos sobre l
episode 227 : cary ocon of aardvark letterpress
This week, Miranda speaks with Cary Ocon, the General Manager and youngest son in the intergenerational Aardvark Letterpress of Los Angeles, California. They talk about his father purchasing the shop right before the digital printing revolution, how the business survived through letter press’ evolution from necessity to luxury, collaborating with some of LA’s top artists, and quitting practicing l
Episodio 71: La Linterna (Retransmitido)
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@RGZprints) estará revisitando una conversación con Favian Villa desde el taller La linterna en Cali, Colombia. La Linterna (@lalinternacali) es un taller de impresión tipográfica dedicado a la impresión de carteles artesanales desde 1934. Luego de sufrir una fuerte crisis económica, lo que supuso un inminente cierre del taller, esta institución renace gracias a una
episode 226 : javier flores
This week, Miranda speaks with Javier Flores, a multidisciplinary artist and educator working in Denver, Colorado. They talk about the importance of community in the arts when we face setbacks, our print world heroes, making the most of graduate school, and the structural organization of wolf packs.Javier's WebsiteJavier on InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residen
Episodio 113: Javier Flores
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Javier Flores (@lenguajevulgar). Javier es un artista multidisciplinario y profesor de arte desarrollando trabajo grafico influenciado por el grafiti y el anime. Hablaremos sobre la importancia de la salud mental en la comunidad hispana y la resiliencia como herramienta primordial al momento de enfrentar adversidades en nuestra vid
episode 225 : tony clough
This week, Miranda speaks with Tony Clough. Tony is an artist, collaborative printer, and founder of Serio Press in Los Angeles, California. We talk about his winding road to printmaking and print publishing, his fascinating fractal compositions, the art of collaboration, and so much more.Tony's WebsiteSerio Press' Website Hello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in
Episodio 112: pleyadiano
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Pleyadiano (@pca333): artista gráfico del cartel y activista colombiano miembro fundador del movimiento “Fogueo Cartelero”. Pleyadiano junto a Fungitivo usan la calle como espacio de discusión y colaboración creando instalaciones urbanas de gráfica de gran formato con imágenes de la fauna colombiana como forma de resistencia y poli
episode 224 : amanda outcalt
This week, Miranda speaks with Amanda Outcalt. Amanda is a mixed-media artist who combines etching, embroidery, pencil drawing, painting, and gold leafing. They talk about her journey from jewelry making to precise cut plate etchings, using animals as deeply personal metaphors, and being an artist who sells her work herself, online and in person.Amanda onlineAmanda on InstagramHello, Print Friend
Episodio 111: ernesto yerena
En el episodio de hoy, Reinaldo (@rgzprints) habla con Ernesto Yerena (@ernestoyerena), un artista y activista radicado en Los Ángeles. Hablaremos sobre la increíble pasión de Ernesto por la serigrafía, la creación de íconos y el activismo político, su introducción al mundo del arte al ver a su padre y su abuelo pintar auto, el conocer a César Chávez y su trabajo en conjunto con artistas como Shep
episode 223 : ernesto yerena
This week, Miranda speaks with Ernesto Yerena, an artist and activist based in Los Angeles. They talk about Ernesto's incredible passion for screen printing and political activism, his introduction to the art world by watching his father and grandfather paint cars, Caesar Chavez’s relationships to printmaking, and hanging out with Lily Gladstone. Cover photo by Mercedes Zapata.Ernesto's
episode 222 : shepard fairey
This week Miranda speaks with Shepard Fairey. Shepard is an internationally renowned artist known for his iconic graphic works, which combine aesthetics with politics in endlessly innovative ways. They talk about how the medium of printmaking affected his artistic development, his conscious effort to use his platform to disseminate accurate information, what happens when you put up an Andre The Gi
Episodio 110: Cesar Garcia
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Cesar García (@zuaycreatex). Artista plástico dedicándose a la elaboración de grafica protesta en San Bernandino, California. Cesar se define como oaxaqueño, luego de vivir su infancia en una comunidad de la región donde tuvo sus primeros encuentros con la gráfica gracias a su padre. Luego de 16 años en México, vuelve a Los Estados
episode 221 : LITO Editions
This week Miranda speaks with John Dodelande and Diana Wiegersma from LITO Editions. LITO Editions is based in Bregenz, Austria, and uses a new technology to create prints with extreme precision and relief effects. They talk about how the technology came to be used in a collaborative printmaking process and how contemporary artists are working with it.LITO Websitehttps://lito.io/LITO on Instagramh
episode 220 : diana varma
This week Miranda speaks with Diana Varma, the host of the wonderful podcast "Talk Paper Scissors." They talk about how print is most certainly not dead, how we learned what was cool before the internet, form verse function in typography, and Pantone Barbie.Talk Paper Scissors websiteTalk Paper Scissors InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai
Episodio 109: Daniel Amora Mora
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Daniel Amora Mora (@taller64press) artista plástico y fundador del taller 64 en Baja California, México. Daniel encontró su pasión por la gráfica en la universidad donde el ambiente del taller de impresión le ofreció un lugar de intercambio de ideas, interacción y crecimiento. Al volver a su ciudad de nacimiento notó la necesidad d
episode 219 : hannah o'brien
This week Miranda speaks with Hannah O'Brien. They talk about day-to-day life on her sailboat, Phoenix, and printing is a small, moving space, with a curious kitty as first mate. They also discuss the complexity of caring deeply about sustainability while having a commercial art practice, going viral on Instagram, and so much more.Hannah on InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Pri
episode 218 : courtney treglia
This week Miranda speaks with Courtney Treglia. They talk about Courtney's experience working at the print studio at Columbia Teachers College in New York City during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, trauma, grief, and how print and poetry can guide us through.Courtney's websiteCourtney on InstagramCourtney's bookHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in
Episodio 108: Yula Cambronero-Bonilla
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Yula Cambronero-Bonilla (@yula.jcb) artista gráfica y profesora de la Universidad de Costa Rica nacida en Heredia, Costa Rica. Yula creció en un hogar donde su deseo de dibujar se nutrió por las manualidades hechas por su madre y la instrucción de su cuñado. La creación constante de ilustraciones se ven materializadas por un consta
episode 217: michael ezzell
This week, Miranda speaks with Michael Ezzell. They talk about the diversification of his printmaking practice, the inherent queerness in Greek and Roman art, creative practice when you have a developed aesthetic, and astrological etchings.Michael's WebsiteMichael's InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai, ThailandHello, Print Friend YOUTUBEH
episode 216 : tosin oyeniyi
This week Miranda speaks with Tosin Oyeniyi. They talk about being one of the few active Nigerian printmakers, his passion for uplifting pre-colonial Nigerian culture, and how he hopes to keep the traditions alive through his linocuts.TosinArtTosin's FacebookTosin's InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai, ThailandHello, Print Friend YOUTUBEH
Episodio 107: Roberto Torres Mata
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Roberto Torres Mata (@santomatapress) profesor, curador y artista visual nacido en California de padres inmigrantes haciendo vida en Madison, Wisconsin. Roberto nos contará sobre cómo investiga lo místico en la identidad mexicana por medio de la gráfica y desarrollo de textiles en colaboración con artistas artesanos de Oaxaca. Tamb
episode 215 : kaleena stasiak
This week Miranda speaks with Kaleena Stasiak. They talk about her great-grandmother’s quilting practice, Victorian death rituals, and what we can learn from them about our contemporary grief journeys, Quaker and Shakers, and Women of Wrestling.Kaleena's websiteKaleena's InstagramHello, Print Friend DocumentariesHello, Print Friend Residency in Chiang Mai, ThailandHello, Print Friend YOU
Episodio 106: Diantres
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@RGZprints) estará conversando con Guillo y Santi artistas impresores, mentes emprendedoras y diseñadores detrás de la marca de ropa Diantres (@diantres.co). Tuve la oportunidad de visitarlos en Bogotá y pues quedé totalmente fascinado por la estructura y personalidad de su taller de serigrafia. Diantres, ese sueño que comenzó en las madrugadas juveniles con el film
episode 214 : karen revis
This week, Miranda speaks with Karen Revis. They talk about how, at 62, Karen is in the most productive and joyful period of her artistic journey, coming to understand her process deeply, inviting in the muse, and knowing when to take a break. They also talk about moving from abstract to figurative art mid-career and knowing when a gallery is right for you.Karen's websiteKaren's Instagra
Episodio 105: Paloma Nuñez-Regueiro
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@RGZprints) estará conversando con Paloma Nuñez-Regueiro (@palomaprintmaking) artista grafica con un transfondo cultural diverso, viviendo en diferentes países donde encontrar el hogar ha sido un constante desafio. Paloma nos contará sobre el sentirse inmigrante en los lugares que ha vivido como Peru, Mexico y los Estados Unidos. Paloma encontró en su pasión por la
episode 213 : lois harada
This week, Miranda speaks with Lois Harada. They talk about Lois’ journey to printmaking and letterpress from RISD to a commercial print shop, her invaluable insights into how to be a working artist through diversification, making work about her grandmother’s incarceration during World War II, and the penny press as printmaking.Lois' InstagramLois' WebsiteHello, Print Friend Documentarie
Episodio 104: Cuenca Gráfica
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Camilo Navarrete (@camilo.xilografias) y Constanza Bravo (@la.taller_) mentes maestras detrás del encuentro de grabadores Cuenca Grafica (@cuencagrafica) próximo a celebrarse del 8 al 10 de Diciembre en Chile. Cuenca Gráfica es una iniciativa que busca servir como puente entre grabadores académicos y autodidactas por medio de conve
Episodio 103: Alberto Murillo
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@rgzprints) estará conversando con Alberto Murillo Herrera (@albertomurillograbador) artista gráfico y educador costarricense produciendo trabajo en litografía, xilografía y metales desde su estudio personal en el país centroamericano. Alberto nos contará no sólo sobre sus inicios en el oficio sino también sobre cómo ha desarrollado su segunda carrera en el grabado
episode 212 : erie mural project
This week Miranda speaks with Alex Anthes, Doug Eberhardt, and Ashley Pastore, who have all worked on an incredible mural in Erie, PA produced entirely out of steamrolled 4 x 8 foot relief blocks. In this episode they talk about how this project began, coming or returning to a smaller art community to make a difference, and discovering acrophobia on the job. They also, unexpectedly, get into the r
Episodio 102: Grabadolandia
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@RGZprints) estará conversando con las mentes maestras detrás del festival de gráfica “Grabadolandia” próximo a celebrarse en la ciudad de Chicago del 16 al 19 de noviembre. “Grabadolandia” es un festival gratuito que busca la integración de la comunidad por medio del intercambio de conocimiento, la colaboración y venta de obra gráfica a precios solidarios. Miembros
episode 211 : Jesus De La Rosa
This week Miranda speaks with Jesus De La Rosa. They talk about his early art influences, like seeing the hand-painted film advertisements outside the movie theater next to his mother’s shop, how he almost joined the priesthood, and his incredible dedication to teaching and his students. Jesus is someone that many past guests have mentioned as a friend and influence on their practice, so we are th
Platemark Collaboration : Luther Davis Part II
Hello, Print Friend is delighted to partner with the Platemark podcast this week to bring you a double feature with Luther Davis! In this episode Ann talks with Luther about his life and work currently as a Master Printer and the Director of the Powerhouse Arts Printshop in Brooklyn. This episode is the perfect companion to my conversation with Luther about his life leading up Powerhouse.Luther Da
episode 210 : luther davis
This week we have a special episode, a double feature with our sister podcast Platemark in which we release our interviews with Luther Davis from Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn. In Miranda's talk with Luther, they go over his life before Powerhouse, how he started his career as a collaborative printer by being dropped into the deep end printing a huge Richard Serra etching, what he’s learned fro
episode 209 : jenny robinson
This week Miranda speaks with Jenny Robinson. They talk about how the last few years have treated her, like spending the pandemic in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and winning the prestigious Mario Avati Prize which comes with a grand exhibition in Paris. As well as the incredible new project she’s taken on: starting a new printshop in Sydney, Australia, which has the largest American French Tool Press in t
Episodio 101: Marcia Salas
En el programa de hoy Reinaldo (@RGZprints) estará conversando con Marcia Salas, artista grafica y pintora costarricense produciendo trabajo en monotipia al trazo a gran formato desde la ciudad capital. Marcia, ganadora del premio nacional de grabado de Costa Rica, ha sido influenciada por la diversidad cultural en el barrio donde creció acostumbrándose a sabores foráneos que combino visualmente c
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