Binary Harmonies

A few pieces of my artwork were featured in a truly amazing exhibition at the Disjecta Gallery in Portland, OR, during the SGCI 2016 Conference from March 30 - April 5.

This exhibition, curated by artist and printmaker Dylan McManus, presented, "a selection of works by artists who willingly embrace a hybrid approach towards their artistic practice.  Digital and traditional tools combine in innovative explorations that merge printmaking with the technologies of the 21st century."  

The exhibition featuring current works by artists: Tim Dooley and Aaron Wilson of Midwest Pressed, Paul John and Anthony Tino of Endless Editions, Miguel Aragón, John Hitchcock, Jon Irving, Dylan McManus, Aaron Nelson, Ryan O’Malley, and myself. 

The UNI Printmaker's Society had a blast at the exhibition, and we sincerely missed our professors Tim Dooley and Aaron Wilson (work shown here) who could not attend the 2016 SGCI Conference.

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EXHIBITION REVIEW
This exhibition and the artwork of each artist was reviewed on the art e-journal Aeqai. "ÆQAI (pronounced ‘I’ as in ‘bite ‘ and ‘qai ‘ as in ‘sKY’ ) is a Cincinnati-based e-journal for critical thinking, review and reflective prose on contemporary visual art." - Aequi
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"I was especially impressed by the one artist in the show with whom I was unfamiliar...Dana Potter is making exciting work that navigates the post digital like a scalpel releasing rainbows from inside a robot."
​- Jack Wood

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