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My Jesse James Adventure: Solar Plate Etchings
View original project here. The solar plate technique is a quick, affordable and environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional etching. It uses the sun for exposure and a water bath for rinsing, instead of chemical etching. The process is perfectly suited for the series, since the hands-on inking and rubbing technique allows the prints to take on …
Becoming Colette: Chine Colle Prints & Solar Plate Etchings
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Website: www.colettecopeland.com https://vimeo.com/user8477735 Education Teaching Experience Volunteer Work Solo/2 Person Exhibitions 2025 TBD –“Soundings–Let Your Voice Be Heard”, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas April – “Soundings–Let Your Voice Be Heard”, Oak Cliff Cultural Center, Dallas, Texas 2024 September – “Soundings: India–Let Your Voice Be Heard”, Arthshila Art Center, Ahmedabad, India March – “Soundings–Let Your Voice Be …
Becoming Colette
Sewn Pamphlet Binding with Four Solar Plate Etchings View original project here.
Confessions of a Bearded Lady
Sewn Pamphlet Binding with Five Solar Plate Etchings View the original project here.
My Jesse James Adventure: SPiN Gallery
Exhibited at SPiN Gallery, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TexasAugust 14 – September 26, 2020 View original project here.
My Jesse James Adventure
Videos Audio Guide Artist Statement Prints Etchings Blog Archives Research A palimpsest of memory, a play on time, a questioning of history as truth—Copeland invites the viewer to contemplate historical and contemporary issues through a different lens. Sherry Cheng Exhibitions 22-channel video installation, framed solar plate etchings, ephemera, audio guide Videos Viewing the videos through …
Bearded Lady
Laser Cut Triptych on Wood View original project here.
Becoming Colette
Videos Audio Excerpt Artist Statement Prints & Etchings Artist Book Copeland’s practice, like the space, is not bound by medium but instead flows in and around aspects of video work. The language of her work is literary, both through reference and allusion; her narratives are filled with the unsaid—the quiet, unscripted moments between two people. …