The Norwegian designer Kim Hiørthoy rather attempts to capture the brief moments in which ideas are created
but weren't able to produce due to the lack of funding
the party sounded a defiant cry for an end to the institutionalized subjugation of African Americans
Sebastian Gögel's tattoo designs take on a life of their own with this collection of black and white photographs in which sketchbook drawings and scribbled ideas appear side by side with color-tinted images of the designs as they appear inked into human skin
Printjam 023 fox The Norwegian designer Kim Hiørthoy120 x 80 cm, polychromatic linocuts on acid free paper, signed. Artists: Wernher Bouwens, Christian Gfeller, Anna Hellsgrd, Lennart Grau, Thomas Siemon & Edouard Wolton Included world wide shipping shipped rolled in a tube. Information: From the 20 linocut plates necessary to create the individual works, a collection of collective works, called the Jamprints was created. By layering, reworking and improvising collectively, 110 Jamprints measuring 120