FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 14, 2015

Contact: kirsten@ipcny.org

International Print Center New York (IPCNY) presents Published By The Artist, an exhibition and sale of self-published editions organized by Erik Hougen, artist and master printer based in NYC. The works will be on view at 508 West 26th Street, 5th Floor, from September 10th through September 17th, 2015. The prints have been provided by independent artists active in the world of printmaking as printers, academics, and art professionals. Most editions are priced at $300 or less, with proceeds of all sales to be shared equally by the artist and IPCNY to benefit its exhibitions and programming. Some one-hundred artists will be included in the exhibition. IPCNY is grateful to Mr. Hougen and the artists for their generous support of this project.

PUBLISHED BY THE ARTIST

On View: September 10 - September 17, 2015

Matthew Van Asselt, Abstract at Burger King, 2015, Silkscreen, Edition: 10, Printed and published by the artist.

Reception: Thursday, September 10, 6-8 pm Preview for Artists & Members: 5-6 pm

TRUSTEES

Maud Welles, ChairmanJack Enders, Vice ChairmanJohn Morning, Founding ChairmanJanice Oresman, Chairman EmeritaJudith K. BrodskyAndrea ButlerAnne CoffinThomas C. Danziger, Esq., CounselStarr Figura

ADVISORY COUNCIL Dudley Del Balso, ChairmanBrooke AlexanderDeborah CullenJane HammondLisa HodermarskySharon Coplan HurowitzDusica KirjakovicSandra LangDavid Lasry

Anne CoffinDirector

Christopher GaillardLeslie J. GarfieldJoseph GodduRonald S. Gross Kimball HiggsEvelyn LasryLeonard LehrerKatie MichelRobert E. Monk

Mary K. NewmanJames C. PenroseAmy Baker SandbackHarris T. SchrankBarbara Stern Shapiro Diana Wege SheroganPari StaveLuRaye Tate

Nadine OrensteinAnn PhilbinLee PorterAndrew RafteryTara ReddiJordan SchnitzerMarc SchwartzJudith SolodkinRichard Solomon

Susan TallmanDavid P. TunickRoberta WaddellTerry Winters

Organized by Erik Hougen

Artists are: Bill Abdale, Beverly Acha, Golnar Adili, Fanny Allié, BJ Alumbaugh, Silvina Arismendi, ASVP, Felipe Baeza, Bryan Christopher Baker, Amy Barkow, David Barthold, Guy Ben-Ari, Anders Bergstrom, Megan Berk, Edwin Bethea, Josh Bindewald, Sonya Blesofsky, Theresa Bloise, Noah Breuer, Sarah Carpenter, Blake Carrington, Nathan Catlin, Andrew Chan, Deb Chaney, Laura Charlton, Noa Charuvi, Katie Commodore, Matthew Conradt, Mary Cosh, Grayson Cox, Maia Cruz Palileo, Helen Dennis, Kelly Driscoll, Stella Ebner, Julia Elsas, Ivan Forde, Mark Franchino, Robyn Frank, Beka Goedde, Kate Goyette, Rhia Hurt, Justin Israels, Amy Jacobs, Craig Kaths, Jane Kent, Daniel Kingery, Charles Koegel, Alix Lambert, Jon Legere, Dana Lemoine, Ruth Lingen, Erika Lipkes, Jeb Long, Eric LoPresti, Rita MacDonald, Elise Margolis, Esperanza Mayobre, Martin Mazorra, Arturo Meade, Elizabeth Meggs, Donna Moran, Fumi Mini Nakamura, Tomomi Ono, Seamus Liam O’ Brien, Bridget Parris, Anthony Picarelli, David Pierce, Ben Pinder, Lina Puerta, Krystal Quiles, Jay Riggio, Elle Rotstein, Patrick Rowe, Justin Sanz, Sarah Shebaro, Tiffany Smith, Charles Spitzack, Melissa Staiger, Jonathan Stanish, Beth Sutherland, Katsumi Suzuki, Lisa Switalski, Keigo Takahashi, Matt Van Asselt, Daniel Vasquez, John Volk, Jeff Vreeland, Leah Wolff, Christine Wong Yap (list incomplete).

International Print Center New York • 508 West 26th St, 5th Fl, NYCwww.ipcny.org • 212-989-5090 • contact@ipcny.orgHours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11-6

International Print Center New York was founded in 2000 as the first and only non-profit institution dedicated solely to the appreciation and understanding of fine art prints. IPCNY expands audiences for prints and the visual arts through exhibitions, publications, educational programs and online services. Innovative programming brings collectors, curators, artists and scholars together to explore the art of the print, from the old master to the contemporary.

Support for the organization’s activities and programming this season comes from the Areté Foundation, Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation, the Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Deborah Loeb Brice Foundation, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, The Greenwich Collection Ltd., The Jockey Hollow Foundation, the New York Community Trust, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, PECO Foundation, the Porter Family Charitable Foundation, Reed Foundation, Sweatt Foundation, Thompson Family Foundation and numerous generous individuals.

Donna Moran, Point of Contact #20, 2014, Silkscreen and digital, Edition: Unique, Printed and published by the artist.

Julia Elsas, And And, 2015, Monoprint, Edition: Unique, Printed and published by the artist.

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The following exhibitions will be on view at IPCNY this Autumn:

A 501 (c) (3) institution, IPCNY depends upon foundation, government and individual support as well as members’ contributions to fund its programs. To contribute or for membership information, please contact stephanie@ipcny.org.

Contemporary Native American Prints September 24 - November 10, 2015

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September 24 - November 10, 2015

New Prints 2015/AutumnSelected by Tomas Vu

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