Our upcoming show, curated by Suzanne Snider, will exhibit multiples by Latin American master printmakers and artists, including many from the private collection of Mark Ford. 

Visitors will encounter a comprehensive range of print mediums. It will feature traditional matrixes: intaglio, relief, planographic and stencil techniques. Beyond these classical forms, the show highlights experimental and contemporary processes, such as mixographs, piezographs, xylographs and one-of-a-kind monotypes. 

Works on display include prints by Mexican muralists Rufino Tamayo and David Alfaro Siqueiros, Cuban surrealist Wifredo Lam, and Chilean painter Roberto Matta. The exhibition also features Central American masters: Costa Rican printmaker, Francisco Amighetti, Guatemalan artist Elmar Rojas, Julio Zachrisson of Panamá, alongside contemporary artists.

In addition to the museum display, the exhibition features a calendar of educational events including:

September 20- Opening and “100 Years of Printmaking in Costa Rica,” in collaboration with the Ars Nabis Foundation in Costa Rica.

October 18- An informative talk by curator, Suzanne Snider, “Confused about Prints?” and when prints are good (and bad) investments.  Free copies of a catalog on traditional printmaking techniques.

November 15-  Ron Garrett of RAGA PRESS, a printmaking studio located in Boca Raton, will bring a small press and present an interactive demonstration. 

December 13 – Visual artist, sociologist, and cultural promoter, who exhibits internationally, Alicia Zamora, shares her paper applications in graphic arts and her workshop for women and girls to learn printmaking in Grenada, Nicaragua.

January 24- Live & online auction of framed prints in show, portfolios, collections and donated works as a museum fundraiser, with Alex Slato as auctioneer.