Responding to the events of 2020, a collective of mature Black women artists were compelled to create work that transcended and transformed the traumatic events of 2020. Together they began…
Responding to the events of 2020, a collective of mature Black women artists were compelled to create work that transcended and transformed the traumatic events of 2020. Together they began…
Founder Helen C. Frederick curates the show from an archive of over 700 pieces made by more than 260 artists at Pyramid under her leadership. These works include editioned prints, pulp paintings, and art books primarily made between 1981 and 2007. These compelling works have not been seen by the public in over a decade!…
Join us for a lively conversation with Pyramid founder, Helen C. Frederick and printmaker, weaver, sculptor, performance artist and educator, Joyce J. Scott. Scott, from Baltimore, Maryland, will discuss the prints she created at Pyramid Atlantic in 2000, and how they serve as a commentary for issues regarding race, politics, sexism, and stereotypes. She received…
You can catch the Big Tuna, a portable print press whose girth inspired its name, in action as it reels off large-scale works by 20 area artists. BIG INK, a New England-based arts business, is teaming up with Pyramid Atlantic for a third time. Selected artists started work on their extra-large woodblocks in August using…
Join Pyramid for a panel discussion moderated by Shelley Langdale, Curator and Head of Modern Prints and Drawings, National Gallery of Art with panelists Andrew Raftery (Artist and Professor, Rhode Island School of Design), Pepe Coronado (Coronado Print Studio, East Harlem, New York and Austin, Texas), Maria Barbosa (Community-based Artist and Master Teacher, Arts and Education…