Collaboration & Innovation- Mixografia’s Revolutionary Printmaking

Thursday, November 19, 5pm Collaboration & Innovation: Mixografia's Revolutionary Printmaking Lea, Luis and Shaye Remba In conversation with Jessica Strand and featuring the work of Los Angeles based artist Analia Saban ALOUD on COLLABORATION & INNOVATION In the first program of a new two-part series on Collaboration & Innovation, ALOUD is excited to explore the rich history of one of L.A.’s foremost artistic workshops. Mixografia is a fine arts printer and publisher founded and run by the Remba family for three generations. Moving from Mexico City to Los Angeles, Mixografia’s three-dimensional printing technique has evolved over 40 years to expand printmaking possibilities for artists and to make art more accessible through its innovative print runs. How does such technology impact art? What does it mean for an artist to have their vision altered by the creative process? Analia Saban is a Latina conceptual artist based in Los Angeles. Her feminist and socially conscious work takes traditional artistic media such as drawing, painting, and sculpture and pushes their limits through scientific experimentation. In a live conversation with Saban, we’ll consider the nuanced collaboration between printer and artist. How has their work been transformed through their relationship with Mixografia? We’ll also look back in a video segment at the Remba family’s journey to Los Angeles and how they revolutionized the art of printmaking while building community around a creative process. Join us for this intimate look at collaboration from a local studio that has reached audiences all over the world.