Highpoint Editions and the Walker Art Center are pleased to announce the co-publication of a new limited edition by Jim Hodges, entitled "Finally".
Todd Norsten: Monoprints
Alexa Horochowski Vortex Drawings
Minneapolis artist Alexa Horochowski worked with the Highpoint printing staff the summer of 2016 to create her first HP work. The artist is known for her sculpture and installation art which ‘address the interrelatedness of natural forces (e.g., weather, erosion, plant life), globalization, culture, and matter.’
Jim Hodges' of Summer
Mungo Thomson: Pocket Universe
Two New Lithographs by Do Ho Suh
Niet Voor Kinderen
The Forest and Human Behavior
Winter Speaks
Prints by Julie Buffalohead
Highpoint is honored to present a group of captivating prints created in collaboration with Julie Buffalohead. A member of the Ponca tribe of Oklahoma and primarily known as a painter, Buffalohead’s new prints call upon a personal iconography of anthropomorphized animal protagonists. Themes are drawn from Native American legend and history, politics, contemporary culture, power, parenting, stereotypes, and identity.
Woodcuts by Aaron Spangler
Dangles and Snipes
Untitled (Spotlights)
Wayland
Although / Emote, Forthcoming, Continuous, Selfsame (although)
Five Beauties Rising
A significant new body of work by internationally renowned artist Willie Cole. The works created in collaboration with Highpoint Editions include 27 intaglio and relief prints of ironing boards, a series of small and large screenprinted iron patterns juxtaposed in eye-popping colors, as well as a large woodcut depicting two female forms comprised of women’s high heeled shoes and echoing themes and techniques Cole has employed in his sculptural work.
JFK in “64” & Something Real, Authentic, True
Clarence Morgan, 2012
“Team Gorman” and “Miller Trucking”
David Rathman returned to Highpoint Editions during summer 2011 and finished up work on a spectacular large-scale diptych of a demolition derby car and truck. The images are lithographs in black and are hand water-colored by the artist. Both vehicles are tiled into multiple prints, emphasizing their quirky, deconstructed/ reconstructed quality and the scale reflects the physicality of their subjects.
