The First 50 - LMP

Lunch Money Print introduces its first Print Exchange which brings together a community of artists and printmakers to trade limited edition, hand-pulled prints with each other. In addition to having artists trade prints, this exchange encourages artists to make an extra print to be featured and have available for sale on Lunch Money Print. The exchange is open to artists in the United States and around the world.

Registration opened June 19th and closes November 30th. Here are a selection from over 70 artists who joined.

To find out about the program visit the print exchange's landing page.

  

1.  Jay Howe - New South Wales, Australia 

Jay explores printmaking from a combination of fear and passion. Using the medium as an outlet to express their chronic pain on their own terms.

 

   2. Carl Richardson - Washington 

 3. Sarah Reed-McNamara - Illinois

4. Natalia Tcherniak - Canada

5. Megan Stone - Michigan

 

 6. Becky Ayscough - 

7.Omar Gonzalez - Texas

8.Ronel Thirion - Arizona

Ronel and his award-winning artwork granted by pressing Matters in 2018 by the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art

9. Stephen Winiecki - New York City

 

 

10. Carla Marie Bratt - California

 

11. Annie Silverman - Massachusetts

 

12. Stephanie Stigliano - Massachusetts

13. Nooshin Majidi - Iran

14. Marco Hernandez - Kansas

Marco artist from Kansas will be making an etching for the print exchange

 

15. Elisa Lanzi - Massachusetts

16. Eric Millikin - Michigan

 

17. Becky Christensen - Iowa

18. Fiona Bearfoot - California

 19. Helena Turner - Massachusetts

20.  Paul De Ruvo - Connecticut

Paul is an artist that works with a variety of mediums to comment on society and human nature. Paul plans to delve further into this subject matter for the exchange.  

22.  Fumina Hata - New York

Fumina is currently documenting a photography series which captures her curious impressions of New York City, and plans on creating a silver gelatin print edition of one of these images for the exchange.

 

23.  Kerryanne Celona - Rhode Island

K's linocut process involves multiple layers of ink to create humming, colorful worlds, and she plans on making one for the exchange.

24. Stefan Jennings Batista - New Mexico

Stefan is a visual artist, educator, and part time explorer who works in photography and illustration. He plans on creating either a photopolymer intaglio print or a woodcut for the exchange.

 

25. Alex Thurman - Tennessee

Alex expresses their path of self discovery with gender and sexuality through art as well as grief. They plan on making a woodcut for the exchange.

 

26. Matthew Solly - Victoria, Australia

Matthew is a 46 year old maintenance person at a learn to surf school Go Ride A Wave. He started as a water colourist in 1997 and got involved in printmaking 2010.  His love of the beach, surfing, and cars carry into his artwork. He plans on making a linocut for the exchange.

 

 

27. Patricia Bacon - New York

Patricia is an artist and a teacher living in New York. Her work is heavily influenced by agriculture and nature as she works part time as a crop insurance adjuster. She plans on making an intaglio print that showcases her style. 

 

28. Nora Farrell - Massachussetts

Nora is new to printmaking, and is looking forward to exploring a new medium.

 

29. Joe Klaus - New York 

Continuing current exploration into the organic forms of the human body, Joe will be studying the relationship of flora and fauna and how they co-exist as well as contrast. He plans on creating an intaglio print from this exploration.

 

30. Jeanette Small - Oregon

Jeanette is a painter and printmaker based in Oregon. Her most recent endeavor has been experimenting with different styles of printmaking. She plans to make a relief print for the exchange.

 

31. Kimberly Aw - Singapore

Kimberly's works primarily focus on silkscreen printmaking, showcasing the idea of a "beautiful tragedy," the concept of the tragedies one faces in life shapes us to become “beautiful." As an artist, her style and aesthetics are heavily influenced in Comic and Manga culture. She plans on creating a screen print for the exchange.

 

 32. LeeAnn Dicicco - California

In her woodcuts, LeeAnn DiCicco explores themes including natural science, death, and motherhood in a visual style influenced by scientific illustration, Mexican religious iconography, and the Lotería. LeeAnn will be developing a graphic woodcut for the exchange.

 

33. Zachary Bland - California

Zachary is a photographer and plans on making a screen or photo based print for the exchange.

 

34.  Nikki Barber - Washington

Nikki is an artist based in Seattle, WA. She works primarily in printmaking, and plans to explore her craft further for the exchange.   

35. Daniel Eugene - Connecticut

Daniel is a photographer and printmaker based in New Haven, CT. His work is influenced by his surroundings in New Haven as well as documenting the unique LGBTQ community there. Daniel plans to create a drypoint print for the exchange. 

 

 36. Nina Jordan - New York

Nina's reduction woodcut prints balance a sharpness in cut with a soft blending of colors. She plans on making a woodcut for the exchange.

37. Alla Lazebnik - Massachussetts

Alla plans on creating a figurative relief print that incorporates flattening elements of pattern and fabric contrasting the human forms.

 

38. Hannah Suzanna - New York

Hannah is a fine art photographer whose photographic series and multi-platform art pieces center around themes of oneness, questioning reality, death and an inquiry into existential meaning. She plans on making a screen print or photo based edition in line with this body of work. (portrait of Hannah by Virginia Conesa)

 

39. Tulasi Sundaresh - Massachusetts

Tulasi primarily creates digital art and studies graphic design. She plans on delving into printmaking for the first time and creating something unexpected that exemplifies her style. Tulasi is excited to expand her body of work and experiment with a different technique.