We are happy to announce that Kathleen Zimmerman’s serigraph, To Be or Not To Be? Forest, was juried into the International exhibition, Printmaking from the Edge! This exhibition is hosted by the award-winning Art Center in Dover, New Hampshire, from January through February 2021, both virtually, and on location.
This exhibtion was described by Juleen Stacy in the following quote.
"Printmakers from Europe and the Americas come together in a new exhibition at the award-winning Art Center in Dover, New Hampshire. The resident printmaker at The Art Center, Sally Dion, curated this show. Dion is spearheading The Art Center’s new Printmaking Project. She distilled a cache of 62 artworks from hundreds of entries for this exhibition and I spoke with her about the works she chose to show the fascinating scope of what printmakers can create."
To view this exhibition virtually we are providing a links. The first link is to the overall exhibition, while the second link is to Kathleen Zimmerman’s page.
https://www.theartcenteronlinegallery.com/
To see this exhibition in person, call (603) 978-6702 to set up an appointment. The Art Center is located at One Washington Street, Suite 1177, Dover, New Hampshire. For more information, visit www.theartcenterdover.com.
Kathleen Zimmerman’s solo exhibition at GR Art Gallery continues in Stamford, Connecticut. All the information is listed on the postcard above. As a thank you to anyone who adopts one of Zimmerman’s works of art, we are gifting them with a copy of her book shown below.
The artist book, Look to Nature | Serigraphs | Kathleen Zimmerman Artist was published in November 2020. It can be previewed and ordered by clicking on this link: https://www.blurb.com/b/10377473-look-to-nature
Midday Star, serigraph, created and copyrighted by Kathleen Zimmerman
The art video, Look to Nature (serigraphy), was just uploaded to YouTube. It can be found at the following link: https://youtu.be/qw11DEkigP4
This video is simple focusing on her current collection of serigraphs with Kathleen Zimmerman talking about her inspiration, art and mission as an artist. Take a look and please like it if you do! Thanks.
Finally, we are adding a photo of Zimmerman creating the drawing for Midday Star, which is pictured above. She is at the studio where she does most of her drawings. She uses Stonehenge Bright White fine art paper, various graphite leads in holders, kneaded rubber erasers and cleaning pads to keep the white white!
