Summer Artist-in-Residence Artist Talk with Alyssa Sakina Pheobus
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Spend an afternoon with summer Artist-in-Residence Alyssa Sakina Pheobus as she shares insights into her creative practice and the work she has developed during her residency at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking. This free public program will begin in the Helen Frankenthaler Cottage, where Alyssa will discuss her artistic journey, her engagement with printmaking, and the ideas that shape her work at the intersections of abstraction, contemplative practice, and craft.
During her residency, Alyssa has been developing Icons for the Eleventh Hour, a series of experimental woodblock prints that explore themes of divine presence, sacred geometry, light, and darkness. Following the talk, participants will have the opportunity to tour her studio space and view works in progress, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at her process and the techniques she is exploring during her time at CCP.
Whether you’re a printmaker, artist, or simply curious about contemporary art, this is a unique opportunity to connect with Alyssa’s work and learn more about the role of artist residencies in fostering creative exploration and community.
Learn more about Alyssa Sakina Pheobus on her website: alyssapheobus.com
Image: Rizq (Sustenance), 2023
Woodblock prints on translucent gampi paper
Each image 24 x 18 inches, variable edition of 10
During her residency, Alyssa has been developing Icons for the Eleventh Hour, a series of experimental woodblock prints that explore themes of divine presence, sacred geometry, light, and darkness. Following the talk, participants will have the opportunity to tour her studio space and view works in progress, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at her process and the techniques she is exploring during her time at CCP.
Whether you’re a printmaker, artist, or simply curious about contemporary art, this is a unique opportunity to connect with Alyssa’s work and learn more about the role of artist residencies in fostering creative exploration and community.
Learn more about Alyssa Sakina Pheobus on her website: alyssapheobus.com
Image: Rizq (Sustenance), 2023
Woodblock prints on translucent gampi paper
Each image 24 x 18 inches, variable edition of 10
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Mathews Park, 299 West Ave, Norwalk, CT, United States, Connecticut 06850
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Host or PublisherCenter for Contemporary Printmaking
