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Now open at the Little Gallery— “Made of Fibs” by Jackson Taylor. Gorgeous surfaces built upon paper that you have to see in person to fully appreciate

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Great new show “ Made of Fibs” by Jackson Taylor @jaxontaylor4 now up at the Little Gallery. Don’t miss it!

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I Contain Multitudes: Printmaking in Kentucky
Curated by Douglas Miller
Opened October 2nd, 2026

McGrath Gallery at Bellarmine University
Louisville, Kentucky

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1708 is pleased to announce, Tercos, Federico Cuatlacuatl’s new limited edition of lithograph prints created in conjunction with our current exhibition, Skin of Stars, Sacredness of Disobedience.

An edition of 15, all proceeds will fund a future collaboration between the UNDOC+Collective and 1708.

The UNDOC+Collective is a nationwide network and arts organization dedicated to building knowledge, visibility, and sustainability for “undocreatives” (artists who are currently or formerly undocumented).

A special thanks to master printer Jackson Taylor for undertaking the production of these prints.

Head to the link in our bio to purchase a Tercos print today! All prints are available for local Richmond pickup and have the option to ship.

Tercos, 2026
Lithograph on Gray Rives BFK
19 x15 inches

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Now on view: Social Circle, by David Wischer and Wires Everywhere, by Jackson Taylor with the Midwest-printmaking invitational, Parallax

Parallax: Invitational curated by Grant Brownlow and Annie Klein
Parallax -the shifting appearance of an object from two separate and distinct viewpoints. Spanning across the expanded field of print media, these works emerge from and engage with the fluid and shifting dualities inherent to the post-industrial Midwestern experience.

The American Midwest is characterized by images and remnants of its history as a region of prolific production. Labor, consumption, and identity are encoded into the aesthetics of its sprawl. Parallax highlights the diverse voices of emerging artists whose work engages with imagery plucked from the Rustbelt. These works include contemplations on formation and renewal in the fly-over states. Just as these works are in dialogue with one another, they also converse with the culture in which they were created, nodding to familiar images of crumbling concrete and anxious ruminations on the future whose weight it cannot withstand.

Installation view and image detail with:
David Wischer, Social Circle, screen print on magazine pages and baseball cards, acrylic paint on found objects, 62” x 62” x 3", NFS
Jackson Taylor, Wires Everywhere, intaglio on paper, 15” x 12”, $400

For sales inquiries call 810-239-6233 or email Michele at exhibitons@buckhamgallery.org

Summer Exhibitions, Parallax and Homeward, run through August 14, 2026.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday & Thursday: 11 AM - 5 PM
Friday: 11 AM - 6 PM
Saturday: 12 PM - 5 PM

Buckham Fine Arts Project is supported in part by individual donations and awards from: the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Michigan Arts and Culture Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, and the Greater Flint Arts Council Share Art Genesee Grant Program made possible by the Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Enrichment Millage funds. Your tax dollars are at work!

#buckhamgallery #contemporaryart #contemporaryprintmaking #parallax #collagework

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Now on view: I - 70, by Amy J. Travis, Lanterneye and Vertical, by Jackson Taylor, and Radium Doll (Turn The Lights Off When You Go), by Grand Brownlow with the Midwest-printmaking invitational, Parallax

Parallax: Invitational curated by Grant Brownlow and Annie Klein

Parallax -the shifting appearance of an object from two separate and distinct viewpoints. Spanning across the expanded field of print media, these works emerge from and engage with the fluid and shifting dualities inherent to the post-industrial Midwestern experience.

The American Midwest is characterized by images and remnants of its history as a region of prolific production. Labor, consumption, and identity are encoded into the aesthetics of its sprawl. Parallax highlights the diverse voices of emerging artists whose work engages with imagery plucked from the Rustbelt. These works include contemplations on formation and renewal in the fly-over states. Just as these works are in dialogue with one another, they also converse with the culture in which they were created, nodding to familiar images of crumbling concrete and anxious ruminations on the future whose weight it cannot withstand.

Installation view and image detail with:
Amy J. Travis, I - 70, lithograph, 20” x 16”, $200
Jackson Taylor, Lanterneye and Vertical, intaglio on paper, 26” x 18”, $700
Grant M. Brownlow, Radium Doll (Turn the Lights Off When You Go), lithograph and screenprint, 20” x 25”, $750

For sales inquiries call 810-239-6233 or email Michele at exhibitons@buckhamgallery.org

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday & Thursday: 11 AM - 5 PM
Friday: 11 AM - 6 PM
Saturday: 12 PM - 5 PM

Buckham Fine Arts Project is supported in part by individual donations and awards from: the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Michigan Arts and Culture Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, and the Greater Flint Arts Council Share Art Genesee Grant Program made possible by the Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Enrichment Millage funds. Your tax dollars are at work!

#buckhamfineartsproject #buckhamgallery #contemporaryart #contemporaryprintmaking #parallax

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Join Infinite Repeats and VR this Friday for a double event. 5 - 8pm tomorrow VR AiR presents a series of works, called Flood Claims, made during his residency this past month. These new works will be on display at Infinite Repeats. Then pop next door to the VR common area for Radon Abatement’s album release show! Music starts at 8.

Flood Claims

Produced during a July 2026 residency at Visible Records in Charlottesville, VA, Flood Claims presents a suite of singular impressions by Louisville-based artist Jackson Taylor. Combining silkscreen, ink drawing, décollage, tinfoil, and latex paint, this new body of work interrogates deluge mythologies, radical subjectivities, and alternative histories. The pieces operate as archaeological sites where narratives from Taylor’s Southern Baptist and agrarian upbringing are re-contextualized into palimpsests of a mirror world, revealing what remains after the waters have receded.

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Some shots from the opening of Parallax @buckhamgallery last weekend.

@grant.m.brownlow and I are so proud of the fantastic roster of contributing artists in this show. @jaxontaylor4 @murryklumps @kurt_tomerlin_ @wischer @amytravisprints @studio_dadisi @erinwohletz @zoecouvillion @dbrinkmanprints @ydnaklop.

Massive thanks to Buckham Gallery for their support and the beautiful city of Flint for turning up in numbers for the opening. Parallax is up until August 14th.

Parallax: the shifting appearance of an object from two separate and distinct viewpoints. Spanning across the expanded field of print media, these works emerge from and engage with the fluid and shifting dualities inherent to the post-industrial Midwestern experience.

The American Midwest is characterized by images and remnants of its history as a region of prolific production. Labor, consumption, and identity are encoded into the aesthetics of its sprawl. Parallax highlights the diverse voices of emerging artists whose work engages with imagery plucked from the Rustbelt. These works include contemplations on formation and renewal in the fly-over states. Just as these works are in dialogue with one another, they also converse with the culture in which they were created, nodding to familiar images of crumbling concrete and anxious ruminations on the future whose weight it cannot withstand.

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of “Inked” last week! Despite the erratic Iowa weather, we had a wonderful turnout and lots of great conversations with everyone. It’s always a pleasure to see people enjoying art by talented artists in our space ♥️

Come by before the end of May to catch the show, or browse online any time!

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Next Monday, April 27th at 12pm CST Second Year Grad Student, Maddie Butkovich, will be hosting Printmaker, Jackson Taylor to speak with print undergraduates via ZOOM! 🪩🏎️

We invite students interested in printmaking, drawing, lithography, etc to join us for his lecture with questions to follow. Please email mbutkovich2@unl.edu for details.

Currently a Lecturer in Studio Art and Design at the University of Louisville, Jackson Taylor was born and raised in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky on an intergenerational cattle and tobacco farm. He holds a BFA in 2D Studio Art from the University of Louisville and received his MFA in Printmaking and Drawing from the University of Iowa in 2021. He is a master of lithography and monotype processes, which he uses to generate multifaceted prints and drawings about growing up in the American South. Taylor has taught courses at the University of Iowa and the University of Virginia. He teaches printmaking workshops across the US, while exhibiting his work internationally. He is represented by Olson-Larsen Galleries in Des Moines, Iowa. @jaxontaylor4

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ALUM OF THE DAY
Jackson Taylor
https://jacksontaylorstudio.com
@jaxontaylor4

@frogmansprintworkshops

#printmaking #frogmansalum #lithography #litho #lithograph

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What an incredible week celebrating the artists, artwork, and stories of “Irrititja Kuwarri Tjungu”!

We are still buzzing from the energy of the past few days. From a full house at Monday’s opening reception to the artist panel on Wednesday, it has been an honor to facilitate this exchange of culture and art.

It has been a privilege to welcome Papunya Tula Artists Sally Rowe Nakamarra, Marlene Nampitjinpa, Mantua Nangala, and Yukultji Napangati, along with PTA Administrators Gretel Bull and Jaxon Waterhouse, to the Grey.

We were also honored to have Lenape artists Tori Thrash @thrashcreated and Joseph Fambrini @tahkoxi, hosted by @centercirclnyu, join us at the opening to offer greetings and participate in this week’s events.

Many thanks to all of our collaborators who made this week possible: @papunyatulaartists, @klugeruhe, @henry_f_skerritt, @nicicumpston, @centercirclnyu, NYU Department of Anthropology, @fredtjilpi, Faye Ginsburg, @thrashcreated, @tahkoxi

“Irriṯitja Kuwarri Tjungu: Contemporary Aboriginal Painting from the Australian Desert” is on view at the Grey through April 11, 2026. Come visit us!

Please enjoy some highlights from the week.

Photos by Marian Goldman, @klugeruhe and @nyugrey

#IKTNYU #PapunyaTulaArtists #AboriginalArt #IndigenousArt

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