WORKS ON PAPER
Supporting Pocoapoco Residencies, Programs & Artists
The Works on Paper sale was created with the support of 30 former residents & collaborators. These artists and their works - spanning mediums, languages and borders - represent the power of creative work to bring people together and a shared desire for expression, connection, and change through art.
with works by
Luvia Lazo, Colleen Herman, Marco Velasco Martínez, Mariana Garibay Raeke, Cheryl Humphreys, Santiago Rojo, Kimmy Quillin, Ana Hernández, Alfonso Barrera, Julia Norton, Tracie Lee, Daphne Arthur, Kate Berry, Gabriella Picone, Julio Barrita, Yatiní Domínguez, Miguel Cinta Robles, Dell Alvarado, Luna Antonia Arboleda, justine nguyen-nguyen, Sara Marlowe Hall, Argelia Matus, Johanna Palmieri, Lauren Oliver, Dora Somosi, Owyn Ruck & Sara Gates
Featured work: Metamorph 4 by Tracie Lee
Works
Proceeds of these works support individual artists as well as residency & education programs fostering creative practice and dialogue for local & international artists and communities. Pocoapoco is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Works on Paper sales are 50-100% tax-deductible. To see the tax deductible amount for each work click here.
11 x 16 "
Ink on cotton paper
2023
Photography is her way of portraying the worlds to which she belongs. Her work aims to capture reality from the perspective of the contemporary Zapotec woman, creating a constellation of images through time and spaces in Oaxaca, documenting the generational gaps and the transformation of identities across ages.
She is a recipient of the Jóvenes Creadores grant of the FONCA 2020 (National Fund for the Culture of the Arts, Mexico) and inaugural recipient of the Indigenous photo grant 2021 supported by Leica and Photoville.
Monotype screenprint on canvas
43 x 75”
2022
Yatiní Domínguez is originally from Oaxaca de Juárez, where she works as a visual and performing artist. In 2017 she co-founded “Ojo Tres” a workshop dedicated to creating ties between artists through graphic, photographic and editorial production. The workshop itself is a member of MUTACIONES editorial -- a platform for creation and dissemination of the work of women artists through active listening. She has collaborated in various multidisciplinary projects that mix illustration, book, graphic, audiovisual and dance. Her work investigates issues such as memory and boundary, exploring the relationship between image and movement and our human footprint, the way we move and the traces we leave.
Artist: Luvia Lazo (b.1990, Teotitlan de Valle, Oax, Mexico)
$445.00 USD
Read more about Luvia in the New Yorker, the 400 Years Project and on her website.
Artist: Yatiní Domínguez (b.1996, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$1200.00 USD
Read more about Yati’s work at CASA, Ojo Tres, Cimbra, and Arch Daily.
18 x 12 "
Smoke on paper
2012
Daphne Arthur (b. 1984, Caracas, Venezuela) centers her practice on the experimentation and transformation of conventional materials and forms. Drawing from her background, the Afro-Venezuelan artist explores the roles history, memory, and mythology play in the transformation or deterioration of the collective imaginary of the Black diaspora. Arthur received her BFA in Painting and Drawing from the School Of Art Institute of Chicago in 2007, and an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2009. In 2020, she presented a solo exhibition titled In The Eye of The World, curated by Julia Marsh at Cedar Crest College, Philadelphia. She is the recipient of the Anne Critz fellowship, The Ald Held Fellowship at the American Academy of Rome, the Vermont Studio Center Fellowship and The NYFA Queens Art Fund: New Work Grant.
Artist: Daphne Arthur (b. 1984, Caracas, Venezuela)
$2000.00 USD
Read more about Daphne on her Wikipedia page here and her website here.
8.5 x 10”
Pastel on acid-free opaline paper
Miguel Cinta Robles lives between Oaxaca and Mexico City. He studied at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires and studied visual arts at ENPEG Esmeralda. His interests focus on building strategies and models that make it possible to create spaces for socialization and learning outside of academic circuits. He is the curator and founder of Margarita, a research space in Oaxaca de Juárez focused on the fusion of technologies such as sculpture and agroecology. At the same time, he manages "Domingo de cerro" a project dedicated to generating walks, workshops and activations in the mountains of Oaxaca and other states of the republic. These walks seek to integrate the fields of biology, ecology and the arts with the political contexts of the territories. Currently, he collaborates in the reforestation and eco-construction project "Terreno Familiar" where he is dedicated to planting, building with earth and researching eco-technologies and ways to achieve food sovereignty and live in interdependence with the earth.
Artist: Miguel Cinta Robles (b.1997, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$150.00 USD
See more of Miguel’s work in Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, Arte Abierto and on their website.
24 x 18 "
Ink on paper
2023
Colleen Herman (B. 1982, Baltimore, MD) is an artist who works with polychromatic multimedia on natural surfaces. Herman earned a BFA from Syracuse University in 2004. She has held two solo exhibitions at Sarah Brook Gallery and participated in group shows at The Hole, Los Angeles, Zurcher Gallery, New York, Lovaas Projects, Munich, Germany, La Señora Gallery, Oaxaca, Mexico, and others. She will have a solo show at Olympia Gallery, New York, opening December 2023. She has completed two residencies in Oaxaca, Mexico at pocoapoco in 2018 and 2019, and one in March 2022 at Casa Balandra in Mallorca, Spain. Herman currently lives and works in New York City.
Artist: Colleen Herman (b. 1982, Baltimore, MD, USA)
$1500.00 USD
Read more about Colleen’s work at Curate LA, Ed Varie, and Sarah Brook Gallery.
15" x 11"
Soft Pastel on Cotton Paper
2022
Sara Marlowe Hall (b. 1991) is a Los Angeles based multimedia artist. Hall studied at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig, Germany and received a BA Honors Degree in Drawing from the Camberwell College of Arts, London, United Kingdom. She has exhibited work in Los Angeles, London, Shanghai, Portugal, Leipzig, and Abu Dhabi. Hall has been invited to multiple residencies around the world including Varda Artist Residency, Poco A Poco and Salmon Creek Farm. Her work is inspired by abstract landscapes and works with drawing, sculpture and painting.
Artist: Sara Marlowe Hall (b.1991, Los Angeles, CA, USA)
$950.00 USD
Read more about Sara’s work and exhibitions at Keystone Art Space and her website
10 x 15.5”
Monotype on cotton paper
2023
Johanna Palmieri, an artist based in Oaxaca, Mexico, explores the elusive fusion of figures and abstraction in painting. Her art delves into the multi-faceted intricacies of the human experience, drawing inspiration from the beauty and contradictions of life, while searching for through lines connecting our modern lives with those of our antecedents.
Artist: Johanna Palmieri (b.1991, Poughkeepsie, NY, USA)
$150.00 USD
Read more about Johanna on her website.
19.5 x 27.5 "
Collage on cotton paper
2022
He was born in Oaxaca. Collection, transformation, and intervention are some of the strategies he uses to build a relationship with the world through art. He currently lives and works in Oaxaca City. He is a member of Estudios Benito Juárez. He holds a Master's Degree in Artistic Production, has been a FONCA fellow of Young Creators program in the 2014-2015, 2016-2017, and 2019-2020 cycles. In 2013 he was awarded the Roberto Villagraz scholarship in Spain and was also the winner of the Hector García biennial. He has exhibited individually and collectively in Mexico, Brazil, Guatemala, Chile, Spain, the United States, and Canada
Artist: Julio Barrita (b.1988, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$850.00 USD
See more of Julio’s work in EFTI | Centro Internacional de Fotografia y Cine and Art Souterrain.
19 x 27.5"
Earth pigment, soot, and ink on cotton paper
2023
Visual Artist from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. She places her work within the contemporary, reflecting on a concern for her cultural identity, collective memory, and her mother tongue, the Zapotec. Since 2016 she has collaborated with the Gubidxa Gallery located in her community. Her work reflects on the idea of identity and how we build experiences from daily life and the collective. Intervention and appropriation are part of her process to highlight the traditional from the contemporary. She also proposes questions about the sense of belonging and the construction of space and how it is formed through collective memory, attachment, affective ties, and all the objects with which we build our identity.
Artist: Dell Alvarado (b.1985, Istmo de Tehuantepec, OAX, Mexico)
$250.00 USD
Read more about Dell’s work in Des Informemonos and El Muro MX.
29 3/4 x 43 3/4"
Stencil print on gold leaf
2022
Ana Hernández is a visual artist from the Isthmus region of Oaxaca. She uses traditional techniques such as weaving and embroidery to discuss critical issues that have been present throughout her life: migration, the loss of native languages, the transmission of traditional knowledge. Her work reflects knowledge inherited from the women in her family and her community. Through the use of materials such as gold leaf, natural fibers and clay, Hernández expands the physical and conceptual possibilities of the popular trades of her land that are being forgotten. Her work was recently included in an exhibition at the National Museum of Fine Art in Mexico City and the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago.
Artist: Ana Hernández (b. 1991, Santo Domingo Tehuantepec, Oax, Mexico)
$4,500.00 USD
Read more about Ana and her work on her Wikipedia page and at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo.
9x11.5”
Collage on handmade paper (made by Alberto Valenzuela at Papel Oaxaca) with natural pigments (bone black, lapis lazuli, ochre, and cochineal chalk pastel), indigo and pericon dyed yarn, black copal, pigeon feather from New York City, and polaroid.
2023
Julia Norton is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. In her art practice, research, and education work she explores the unique qualities and legacies of natural color materials - such as ochres, mineral pigments, and plant based inks and dyes. She holds an MFA from SUNY Purchase and an Ed.M from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has exhibited at galleries such as Lyles & King, The Wassaic Project, and Dread Lounge, and has participated in residencies at The Wassaic Project, Cooper Union, Mass MoCA, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (BC, Canada), SIM Residency (Reykjavik, Iceland), and Pocoapoco (Oaxaca, Mexico). She has worked as an educator at New Museum, Pioneer Works, Swiss Institute, Abrons Art Center, Dia:Beacon, and Harvard Art Museums.
19 x 27.5"
Earth pigment, soot, and ink on cotton paper
2023
Visual Artist from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. She places her work within the contemporary, reflecting on a concern for her cultural identity, collective memory, and her mother tongue, the Zapotec. Since 2016 she has collaborated with the Gubidxa Gallery located in her community. Her work reflects on the idea of identity and how we build experiences from daily life and the collective. Intervention and appropriation are part of her process to highlight the traditional from the contemporary. She also proposes questions about the sense of belonging and the construction of space and how it is formed through collective memory, attachment, affective ties, and all the objects with which we build our identity.
Helios and Phaëthon and the Horses Went Wild
Artist: Julia Norton (b.1985, NY, USA)
$485.00 USD
Read more about Julia’s work at the Queens Museum, DIA Beacon and Wild Pigment Project.
Artist: Dell Alvarado (b.1985, Istmo de Tehuantepec, OAX, Mexico)
$250.00 USD
Read more about Dell’s work in Des Informemonos and El Muro MX.
Screenprint on Coventry Rag 350 GSM
Edition of 5
17.5 x 22”
2023
Sara Gates is an artist and collaborative printmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. She works across many mediums including painting, ceramics, installation, and printmaking within her own work, and runs a fine art screen printing and publishing studio, Kingsland Editions.
10 x 15.5”
Monotype on cotton paper
2023
Johanna Palmieri, an artist based in Oaxaca, Mexico, explores the elusive fusion of figures and abstraction in painting. Her art delves into the multi-faceted intricacies of the human experience, drawing inspiration from the beauty and contradictions of life, while searching for through lines connecting our modern lives with those of our antecedents.
Artist: Sara Gates (b. 1977, USA)
$250.00 USD
Read more about Sara’s work at MOMA, Kingsland Editions, and ArtFrankly
Artist: Johanna Palmieri (b.1991, Poughkeepsie, NY, USA)
$150.00 USD
Read more about Johanna on her website.
Watercolor and pencil on paper
9 x 12”
2023
A Brooklyn, NY-based artist and designer, Tracie creates new narratives through intertwining collective memory with landscape and biological forms. Her focus on the complexity and intersectionality of systems is inspired by multi-disciplinary approaches in art making and her design practice as an Executive Director of Product Design at The New York Times. She has shown at Gallery Aferro and Temporary Agency, and attended the Pocoapoco Residency in Oaxaca, Mexico. She contributes to systems and communities of mutual support, learning and dialogue, so she has taught at the School of Visual Arts, spoken at events like SXSW, and participated in venues like Chinatown Book Club.
Artist: Tracie Lee (b.1978, USA)
$400.00 USD
Read more about Tracie’s work at The NY Times and on her website
6 x 3"
freehand embroidery on pieceworked cotton canvas
2023
justine hồng-giang nguyễn-nguyễn was born on a Monday morning; today, nguyễn-nguyễn is making, mending, and writing. Building upon experience as a garment worker, n-n converses with the cultural and corporeal histories of the hand-me-down. Interstitial, associative, and process-oriented, n-n’s practice between text and textiles resembles a form of nesting. Alongside a textile repair service, nguyễn-nguyễn is working on an interlingual poetic manuscript, "second chants," which draws upon clumsy translation and reduplication to frame familiarity/foreignness and accumulation/erosion as binocularity, rather than binary.
Artist: justine nguyễn-nguyễn (b. 1997, USA)
$350.00 USD
See more of Justine’s previous work, her stitching work and talismans.
10 x 21”
Photoengraving and dry point on copper
Printed on cotton fabric
Marco Velasco is a visual artist. He studied graphic arts at Mesoamerican University, the Arts Center of San Agustín Etla, Oaxaca, and in the Faculty of Arts and Design, UNAM, Mexico. In 2014 as part of the Visual Arts Master, he spent a semester at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain. In 2015 founded Espacio Pino Suárez, a space dedicated to printmaking and visual arts in Oaxaca, Mexico. Recently he was a resident at Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis. He is part of ObraS.A. a group of Oaxacan contemporary artists. His work has been shown in Mexico, Austria, Spain and EUA.
14 x 11 "
graphyte and cotton on paper
2023
She studied Fine Arts at the School of Fine Arts of Oaxaca, where she attended workshops on illustration, drawing and engraving. Her work is developed in the field of painting, graphics, textile experimentation and the design of utilitarian objects with gourds. Various practices and elements intervene in her creative process that cross the notions of identity, body and territory. Her work has been exhibited in various national venues collectively and has seven individual exhibitions.
Cuentan que lo alto vive una mujer que teje la noche
Artist: Argelia Matus (b.1997, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$245.00 USD
Read more about Argelia’s work in the Museo Textil de Oaxaca, Gjelina, and ASICH.
8.5 x 10”
Pastel on acid-free opaline paper
Miguel Cinta Robles lives between Oaxaca and Mexico City. He studied at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires and studied visual arts at ENPEG Esmeralda. His interests focus on building strategies and models that make it possible to create spaces for socialization and learning outside of academic circuits. He is the curator and founder of Margarita, a research space in Oaxaca de Juárez focused on the fusion of technologies such as sculpture and agroecology. At the same time, he manages "Domingo de cerro" a project dedicated to generating walks, workshops and activations in the mountains of Oaxaca and other states of the republic. These walks seek to integrate the fields of biology, ecology and the arts with the political contexts of the territories. Currently, he collaborates in the reforestation and eco-construction project "Terreno Familiar" where he is dedicated to planting, building with earth and researching eco-technologies and ways to achieve food sovereignty and live in interdependence with the earth.
Artist: Miguel Cinta Robles (b.1997, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$150.00 USD
See more of Miguel’s work in Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, Arte Abierto and on their website.
20 x 13 "
Hand coated cyanotype on Arches watercolor paper
2023
Dora Somosi is a Hungarian-American photographer living and working in Brooklyn and Old Chatham, NY. Her work has been shown with The International Center of Photography (ICP), BRIC Arts, BAM Art Advisory, 3Wallsnyc, Blank Wall Gallery, Praise Shadows, The Landing, Main Street Gallery, Photoplace Gallery, NeueHouse, Showfields, and ICFF. Her photographs have been printed with The Atlantic, Taschen, Cultured Magazine, The New York Times, T Magazine and InteriorDesign. Her works reside with notable New York and Los Angeles collectors and interior designers, including Trustees of the Brooklyn Museum, BRiC Arts, and the Brooklyn International Studio and Curatorial Program.
Pochote Tree, Sacred Tree at Poco a Poco (edition of 5)
Dora Somosi (b. 1975, Budapest, Hungary)
$900.00 USD
Read more about Dora’s work at Klompching Gallery and on her website.
Fine Art Print
13.5 x 20”
Edition of 5 + 1AP
Luna Antonia Arboleda is a german photographer who after living and working in London and New York is now based in Oaxaca, Mexico. She shoots both analogue and digital and is looking for a connection with the audience in order to move them in their everyday life. To move and be moved.
Artist: Luna Antonia Arboleda (b.1991, Starnberg, Germany)
$500.00 USD
See more of Luna’s work on her website.
10 x 23.5”
Photoengraving on cotton paper
2022
Visual Artist who has participated in different residencies and specialization courses such as the CaSa Visual Arts Production Diploma. Recent solo exhibitions include Dry Season and Concrete Landscape in Oaxaca. His work has been exhibited in Mexico, England, Brazil, Ecuador, the United States, Lebanon and Venezuela. He was selected for the XII FEMSA biennial and international video art festivals including nodoCCS and the Urbs International Video Art and Experimental Video Exhibition. He was a recipient of the 2018-2019 FONCA Young Creators scholarship and the CAST artistic residency in Cornwall, England (2023). His work is part of several catalogs and collections such as the Museum of Philately of the city of Oaxaca (MUFI), the FEMSA collection, the collection of the Museum of the Chancellery and the Toledo / INBA collection.
Paisaje (Fragment and Memory) II
Artist: Santiago Rojo (b.1989, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$190.00 USD
Read more about Santiago at CAST, and on his website.
Ink on paper
15 x 15 inch
2023
Cheryl Humphreys creates embossed and printed color fields that reverberate and hypnotize. Her meticulous patterns and intuitive shifts in hue communicate sensorial experiences while challenging assumptions about the permanence of perception.
Cheryl Humphreys (b. 1986, Ithaca, NY) received her BFA from Otis College of Art & Design in 2008. She has attended residencies at Otra Vox, Los Angeles, CA and Pocoapoco, Oaxaca, Mexico and has solo exhibitions at Sarah Brook Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Otra Vox, Los Angeles, CA; and Paul Loya Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. Group exhibitions include the Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA; Ace Hotel, Brooklyn, NY; and other spaces locally and internationally. Humphreys currently lives and works in Los Angeles.
Artist: Cheryl Humphreys (b. 1986 Ithaca, NY, USA)
$1000.00 USD
Read more about Cheryl in Artnet, Artspace, and on her website.
Digital Print on Hahnemühle Rag paper
Edition of 2
11 x 16”
2021
Kate Berry is a British lifestyle, travel and interiors photographer currently living between Los Angeles and Mexico. She completed the residency in January of 2021, it was the first residency after COVID and a special and peaceful time to be in Oaxaca. With fewer people in the city, there felt like more space and time to connect deeply with the house and other residents as well as the city and community of Oaxaca. She has since chosen to spend more of her time here.
Artist: Kate Berry (b.1983, UK)
$200.00 USD
Read more about Kate in ShoutoutLA, dublab and on her website.
24 x 18 "
Ink on paper
2023
Colleen Herman (B. 1982, Baltimore, MD) is an artist who works with polychromatic multimedia on natural surfaces. Herman earned a BFA from Syracuse University in 2004. She has held two solo exhibitions at Sarah Brook Gallery and participated in group shows at The Hole, Los Angeles, Zurcher Gallery, New York, Lovaas Projects, Munich, Germany, La Señora Gallery, Oaxaca, Mexico, and others. She will have a solo show at Olympia Gallery, New York, opening December 2023. She has completed two residencies in Oaxaca, Mexico at pocoapoco in 2018 and 2019, and one in March 2022 at Casa Balandra in Mallorca, Spain. Herman currently lives and works in New York City.
Artist: Colleen Herman (b. 1982, Baltimore, MD, USA)
$1,500.00 USD
Read more about Colleen’s work at Curate LA, Ed Varie, and Sarah Brook Gallery.
8.5 x 10”
Pastel on acid-free opaline paper
Miguel Cinta Robles lives between Oaxaca and Mexico City. He studied at the National University of Arts in Buenos Aires and studied visual arts at ENPEG Esmeralda. His interests focus on building strategies and models that make it possible to create spaces for socialization and learning outside of academic circuits. He is the curator and founder of Margarita, a research space in Oaxaca de Juárez focused on the fusion of technologies such as sculpture and agroecology. At the same time, he manages "Domingo de cerro" a project dedicated to generating walks, workshops and activations in the mountains of Oaxaca and other states of the republic. These walks seek to integrate the fields of biology, ecology and the arts with the political contexts of the territories. Currently, he collaborates in the reforestation and eco-construction project "Terreno Familiar" where he is dedicated to planting, building with earth and researching eco-technologies and ways to achieve food sovereignty and live in interdependence with the earth.
59 x 31"
Softground on cotton paper
2022
Marco Velasco is a visual artist. He studied graphic arts at Mesoamerican University, the Arts Center of San Agustín Etla, Oaxaca, and in the Faculty of Arts and Design, UNAM, Mexico. In 2014 as part of the Visual Arts Master, he spent a semester at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain. In 2015 founded Espacio Pino Suárez, a space dedicated to printmaking and visual arts in Oaxaca, Mexico. Recently he was a resident at Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis. He is part of ObraS.A. a group of Oaxacan contemporary artists. His work has been shown in Mexico, Austria, Spain and EUA.
Artist: Miguel Cinta Robles (b.1997, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$150.00 USD
See more of Miguel’s work in Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil, Arte Abierto
and on their website.
Acrylic on paper
24 x 18”
Kimmy Quillin is a painter and dyer whose work can be seen on the walls of Good Move, Brooklyn as well as in the New York Times, Elle Decoration UK, Domino Magazine, Elle Decor online, West Elm and at Uprise Art. She presented her solo shows 10OX (2018) and Many Moons (2019) at Chinatown Soup and at Philadelphia gallery Spite Haus in January 2020. Quillin was honored to stay at the Pocoapoco residency in Oaxaca, Mexico in February 2020 and returned for "The Language of Making" workshop in 2023. Quillin lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Record of the pressure on the body
Artist: Marco Antonio Velasco Martínez (b.1989, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$1,000.00 USD
Artist: Kimmy Quillin (b. 1983 La Crosse, WI, USA)
$650.00 USD
See more of Kimmy’s paintings and commissions.
Watercolor on arches paper
10 x 7 in / 18 x 26 cm
2023
Areguá, Paraguay
Mariana Garibay Raeke is a painter whose practice encompasses installation, drawing, sculpture, and photography. Her work translates the residue of memory into objects that speak through their form and materiality about sensations. She is interested in the ways we experience the world with our bodies. Through her work, she explores felt and learned notions of identity while questioning the boundaries of what constitutes the self.
Born in Guadalajara and based between Mexico and the US, Garibay Raeke holds a BFA from the California College of the Arts and an MFA from Yale University School of Art. Her recent exhibitions include “Entrecuerpos”, Casa Ceniza, Guadalajara; “The attempt of feeling”, Guadalajara90210, Ciudad de México; “Where the threads are worn”, Casey Kaplan, NY; “Between object and image”, Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta; “To the Center and Back”, La Señora, Oaxaca; “closing the space between us”, The Chimney, Brooklyn. She has been an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Arts and Design, NY; Anderson Ranch Arts Center, CO; and Pocoapoco, Mexico.
Artist: Mariana Garibay Raeke (b. Guadalajara, Mexico)
$300.00
Read more about Mariana’s work at MAD Museum, The Chimney NYC, and Artnet
33 3/4 x 52 1/4
Photoengraving on cotton paper
2022
Visual Artist who has participated in different residencies and specialization courses such as the CaSa Visual Arts Production Diploma. Recent solo exhibitions include Dry Season and Concrete Landscape in Oaxaca. His work has been exhibited in Mexico, England, Brazil, Ecuador, the United States, Lebanon and Venezuela. He was selected for the XII FEMSA biennial and international video art festivals including nodoCCS and the Urbs International Video Art and Experimental Video Exhibition. He was a recipient of the 2018-2019 FONCA Young Creators scholarship and the CAST artistic residency in Cornwall, England (2023). His work is part of several catalogs and collections such as the Museum of Philately of the city of Oaxaca (MUFI), the FEMSA collection, the collection of the Museum of the Chancellery and the Toledo / INBA collection.
Artist: Santiago Rojo (b.1989, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$500.00
Read more about Santiago at CAST, and on his website.
Gouache on paper
16.5 x 15”
2020
Alfonso Barrera lives and works in Oaxaca, a place that significantly influenced his training as an artist. His work has been exhibited in Mexico, the United States, Europe and Japan. His images examine human expression and the symbolic, drawing from his own personal experiences and emotions. In this sense, his art is self-referential. In his artistic language, he boldly combines dissimilar references, such as horror cinema, pre-Hispanic art, popular music, religion, spirituality, visual metaphors/representational, and art history. In 2012 he founded, together with the artist Mirel Fraga, the independent publisher Polvoh Press, a multiple graphics project that brings together his personal work and that of local artists.
Medium: Woven linen, ink
Year: 2023
Dimensions: Artwork: ~12x12; Framed: 18x18
Owyn Ruck is an artist and holistic practitioner currently based in the Western Catskills, and originally from Brooklyn, NY. Along with her partner, Damian, she facilitates a space called Succurro — an evolving collaborative creative project. In addition to private practice and teaching, she develops and oversee all creative and educational programs at Succurro which integrate the various therapies she have studied for many years in service of the collective.
Her artistic and therapeutic practices are intimately linked. Working primarily in hand-based processes, she focuses on the slow, curious, humanizing aspects of working with her hands as a way of returning to a natural state of inquiry.
to understand / to stand under, #5
Artist: Owyn Ruck (b. 1985, Brooklyn, NY, USA)
$275.00 USD
Read more about Owyn’s work on the site of her project Succurro and on her personal website.
10 x 15.5”
Monotype on cotton paper
2023
Johanna Palmieri, an artist based in Oaxaca, Mexico, explores the elusive fusion of figures and abstraction in painting. Her art delves into the multi-faceted intricacies of the human experience, drawing inspiration from the beauty and contradictions of life, while searching for through lines connecting our modern lives with those of our antecedents.
Acrylic on paper
12 x 16”
Kimmy Quillin is a painter and dyer whose work can be seen on the walls of Good Move, Brooklyn as well as in the New York Times, Elle Decoration UK, Domino Magazine, Elle Decor online, West Elm and at Uprise Art. She presented her solo shows 10OX (2018) and Many Moons (2019) at Chinatown Soup and at Philadelphia gallery Spite Haus in January 2020. Quillin was honored to stay at the Pocoapoco residency in Oaxaca, Mexico in February 2020 and returned for "The Language of Making" workshop in 2023. Quillin lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Artist: Johanna Palmieri (b.1991, Poughkeepsie, NY, USA)
$150.00 USD
Read more about Johanna on her website.
Artist: Kimmy Quillin (b. 1983 La Crosse, WI, USA)
$300.00 USD
See more of Kimmy’s paintings and commissions.
8 x 10"
Color Photogram
2022
Lauren Oliver is a New York City-based multidisciplinary artist who uses photography, filmmaking and performance to explore her multicultural identity. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in photography from SUNY Purchase. Her photographs have been featured on i-D, Buzzfeed, F-stop Magazine, and The Luupe. Her first monograph, “Temple of the Self”, published by Monolith Editions in 2020, is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Lauren works at the Gowanus Community Darkroom where she teaches and helps coordinate educational programming.
Artist: Lauren Oliver (b. 1992, NYC, NY, USA)
$250.00 USD
Read more about Lauren and her work in f-stop magazine, Center for Performance Research, and on her website.
Watercolor on arches paper
10 x 7 in / 18 x 26 cm
2023
Areguá, Paraguay
Mariana Garibay Raeke is a painter whose practice encompasses installation, drawing, sculpture, and photography. Her work translates the residue of memory into objects that speak through their form and materiality about sensations. She is interested in the ways we experience the world with our bodies. Through her work, she explores felt and learned notions of identity while questioning the boundaries of what constitutes the self.
Born in Guadalajara and based between Mexico and the US, Garibay Raeke holds a BFA from the California College of the Arts and an MFA from Yale University School of Art. Her recent exhibitions include “Entrecuerpos”, Casa Ceniza, Guadalajara; “The attempt of feeling”, Guadalajara90210, Ciudad de México; “Where the threads are worn”, Casey Kaplan, NY; “Between object and image”, Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta; “To the Center and Back”, La Señora, Oaxaca; “closing the space between us”, The Chimney, Brooklyn. She has been an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Arts and Design, NY; Anderson Ranch Arts Center, CO; and Pocoapoco, Mexico.
Artist: Mariana Garibay Raeke (b. Guadalajara, Mexico)
$300.00 USD
Read more about Mariana’s work at MAD Museum, The Chimney NYC, and in Artnet.
Screenprint on Coventry Rag
Edition of 5
17.5 x 22”
2023
Sara Gates is an artist and collaborative printmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. She works across many mediums including painting, ceramics, installation, and printmaking within her own work, and runs a fine art screen printing and publishing studio, Kingsland Editions.
Artist: Sara Gates (b. 1977, USA)
$250.00 USD
Read more about Sara’s work at MOMA, Kingsland Editions, and ArtFrankly
Monotype screenprint on canvas
43 x 75”
2022
Yatiní Domínguez is originally from Oaxaca de Juárez, where she works as a visual and performing artist. In 2017 she co-founded “Ojo Tres” a workshop dedicated to creating ties between artists through graphic, photographic and editorial production. The workshop itself is a member of MUTACIONES editorial -- a platform for creation and dissemination of the work of women artists through active listening. She has collaborated in various multidisciplinary projects that mix illustration, book, graphic, audiovisual and dance. Her work investigates issues such as memory and boundary, exploring the relationship between image and movement and our human footprint, the way we move and the traces we leave.
Artist: Yatiní Domínguez (b.1996, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$1,200.00 USD
Read more about Yati’s work at CASA, Ojo Tres, Cimbra, and Arch Daily.
Fine Art Print
13.5 x 20”
Edition of 5 + 1AP
Luna Antonia Arboleda is a german photographer who after living and working in London and New York is now based in Oaxaca, Mexico. She shoots both analogue and digital and is looking for a connection with the audience in order to move them in their everyday life. To move and be moved.
Artist: Luna Antonia Arboleda (b.1991, Starnberg, Germany)
$500.00 USD
See more of Luna’s work on her website.
23 x 13"
Ink and gouache on paper
Gabriella Picone is an artist and designer based in New York City and Sicily. Her work explores storytelling and mythology influenced by her creative upbringing in the Aeolian Islands in Sicily. She graduated from The Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Painting and in 2019 founded Idda Studio, a multi-disciplinary studio specialized in hand painted textile designs produced in Italy. Her work has been exhibited internationally and she has collaborated with a range of brands to create bespoke collections of homeware products, fashion designs and custom interior projects.
Artist: Gabriella Picone (b. 1988, NY, USA)
$900.00 USD
Read more about Gabriella in Architectural Digest, Sight Unseen and Surface Mag.
Ink on dyed paper
14 x 14 inch
2023
Cheryl Humphreys creates embossed and printed color fields that reverberate and hypnotize. Her meticulous patterns and intuitive shifts in hue communicate sensorial experiences while challenging assumptions about the permanence of perception.
Cheryl Humphreys (b. 1986, Ithaca, NY) received her BFA from Otis College of Art & Design in 2008. She has attended residencies at Otra Vox, Los Angeles, CA and Pocoapoco, Oaxaca, Mexico and has solo exhibitions at Sarah Brook Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; Otra Vox, Los Angeles, CA; and Paul Loya Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. Group exhibitions include the Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, CA; Ace Hotel, Brooklyn, NY; and other spaces locally and internationally. Humphreys currently lives and works in Los Angeles.
Artist: Cheryl Humphreys (b. 1986 Ithaca, NY, USA)
$1000.00 USD
Read more about Cheryl in Artnet, Artspace, and on her website.
Digital Print on cotton paper
11 x 16"
2023
Casa Abierta is an annual festival of contemporary performing arts that promotes a network of creation, research, teaching, and professional performance focused on the living arts from and for Oaxaca. This is a still from Los Grises, a piece by Nadia Lartigue.
Charcoal and ink
32 x 51”
Marco Velasco is a visual artist. He studied graphic arts at Mesoamerican University, the Arts Center of San Agustín Etla, Oaxaca, and in the Faculty of Arts and Design, UNAM, Mexico. In 2014 as part of the Visual Arts Master, he spent a semester at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain. In 2015 founded Espacio Pino Suárez, a space dedicated to printmaking and visual arts in Oaxaca, Mexico. Recently he was a resident at Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis. He is part of ObraS.A. a group of Oaxacan contemporary artists. His work has been shown in Mexico, Austria, Spain and EUA.
Artist: Marco Antonio Velasco Martínez (b.1989, Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico)
$850.00 USD
Digital Print on cotton paper
11 x 16"
2023
Casa Abierta is an annual festival of contemporary performing arts that promotes a network of creation, research, teaching, and professional performance focused on the living arts from and for Oaxaca. This is a still from Los Grises, a piece by Nadia Lartigue.