Outlaw Printmakers MMXXVI

Outlaw Printmakers MMXXVI is a group exhibition featuring 15 artists whose printmaking works outside traditional artistic systems. Their politically satirical and socially engaged work questions conventions and embraces unconventional subjects, ranging from monsters, devils, skulls, and robots to Pez dispensers. The exhibition includes detailed woodcuts, layered screenprints, print collages, and other printmaking approaches.

The participating artists come from across the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Scotland. Although the collective is known for challenging the art establishment, many members have work in major museum collections, teach at the university level, and have extensive national and international exhibition records. Some works include mature themes and edgy content.

When: October 16–November 15

Venue: Pyramid Atlantic Art Center

Artists: Paul Bonelli, Sue Coe, Bill Fick, John S. Hancock, Carlos Hernandez, Tom Hück, Violeta Juárez “Niña Calavera,” Dennis McNett, Ryan O’Malley, Kathryn Polk, Claire Roberts, Artemio Rodriguez, David Sandlin, Sean Starwars, and Ericka Walker

Featured Work: Woodcuts, screenprints, print collages, and other forms of printmaking

Themes: Political satire, social commentary, challenges to artistic norms, and unconventional imagery

Content advisory: Some artwork contains adult themes and may be edgy.

Tickets: Price not available