Work Category: Print Design

Tools as Art showcases more than 200 works that instantiate or use tools and hardware from the Hechinger Collection. Artists such as Jim Dine, Arman, Jean Tinguely, Lucas Samaras, Richard Estes, Claes Oldenburg, and Walker Evans, employ their imaginative power to construct witty sculptures of tools. Pete Hamill contributes in a delightful essay that shares his insights on the creative process and meaning of tools in our lives. The quality of the work that is displayed invokes a strong sense of connection to the household objects that are not typically found in modern art.

Lou Stovall: Artists and the Landscape emphasizes the obsession and passion behind Lou Stovall’s works. It explores the evolution of his work from monoprints to silk screening, and demonstrates how music and use of color had a large impact. The expression, love for music, color, and landscape, all shine through as the viewer delves into Lou Stovall’s creations in Artists and the Landscape.

Carol Brown Goldberg’s new abstract paintings are consummate realizations of the spiritual intention that brought abstract art into existence. IA&A Design Studio was commissioned to design an 80-page slip-cased hardcover book that highlights pieces from the Washington, DC, artist’s recent works. We created a bold, contemporary design for the catalogue that showcases the beauty of the artwork.

International Arts and Artists was also honored to present this tour of Carol Brown Goldberg’s work to museums across North America.

At IA&A, we’ve been watching international partnerships grow and develop for over two decades. We’ve seen that many arts institutions want to engage with partners abroad, but often lack effective channels for discussion and discovery of best practices.

Now, IA&A is pleased to announce the release of a report that explores partnerships between American arts institutions and their counterparts abroad. Art in Context: The Current State of International Cultural Engagement shares the results of research conducted to better understand international work and identifies strategies to enhance the breadth and strength of this engagement.

Thoughtfully designed by IA&A’s Design Studio, the report illustrates the impact international engagement can have in promoting cross-cultural understanding and supporting the arts on a global scale.

Identity and brochure redesign for the popular art event in Washington, D.C.

A longstanding Dupont Circle tradition, First Friday Dupont offers the ability to connect with modern and contemporary art by national and international artists with a special emphasis on local and up and coming artists. Enter the heart of DC’s art scene the first Friday of every month from 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Stop by IA&A at Hillyer this First Friday. Hillyer’s focus is on under-represented artists, both emerging and established, that have not had a major solo exhibition within the last three years.