The bust as a form is such a reified, cliche and historically problematic sculptural trope. In most instances in a contemporary context the “bust” fails to operate beyond a mere signifier of “Sculpture.” Given that this form of sculpture has become so problematic, it represents a conceptual opportunity.
This is the September limited edition print from Elliott Earls “Inhumane Design Ethos – Monstrosity #2 Contemporary Landscape B” is a 22 x 30″ hand-pulled 2 color silkscreen print. it was released in an edition of 40 Prints. It’s printed on Rives BFK Heavy Weight 100% Cotton Paper. This print was released September 1, 2020. This print is part of Earls monthly print drops at www.minislimited.com
This is Print A in an edition of 5 hand painted prints by Elliott Earls. Each of these prints was individually under-painted by hand by the artist. At 22 x 30″, each of these super-heavyweight prints was hand painted prior to printing on 270gsm. Rives BFK 100% cotton paper. Each print is painted on both sides. The print is signed, numbered and blind embossed with the Cranbrook Print Shop Chop.
Released on April 30th, 2020, “Individuation And The Rejection of Fear” is a hand-pulled limited edition screen print by Elliott Earls.
“Elemental Ego Reconstruction 3” by Elliott Earls is a hand-pulled 2 spot color screen print on Rives BFK paper. The print was released on February 18, 2020 at noon in an edition of 20. The print sold out in 15 minutes. Each print in this series is 22 x 30″. This print is part of Earls monthly print drops at www.minislimited.com
“Elemental Ego Reconstruction”
By Elliott Earls
22 x 30″
Three Spot Colors – Edition of 12
Printed on Coventry Rag Heavy Weight 100% Cotton Paper.
Signed, Numbered and Blind Embossed by the Artist
Released Noon Monday June 12, 2019.
The James Pearson Duffy Department of Art and Art History’s Elaine L. Jacob Gallery is pleased to present HYPERTENSION, April 26 through July 19, 2013. HYPERTENSION brings together multi-media artists and designers whose work reflects the blurring of artistic disciplines evident in our contemporary visual culture. The selected works disrupt boundaries between the cerebral and […]