Tag Archives: Richard Duardo

Openings: “Holiday Pop Up” by Modern Multiples @ Known Gallery

Posted on December 19, 2011 by carlosgonzalez

This past Saturday, the Known Gallery teamed up with Modern Multiples, a LA-based print studio and one of the powerhouses in this industry, for one a one week pop-up show in which an incredible collection of prints were on display … Continue reading →

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Interviews / Releases: Mear One x Modern Multiples – “Global Uprising” 9 Color Serigraph

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Susie Lee

Mear One has just completed a new silk screen with Modern Multiples, to be released this Friday. It will be a hand separated, nine-color serigraph in an edition of 100, available at 1 pm PST through the Baurmann Gallery, who … Continue reading →

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Openings: Richard Duardo – “Ink On Paper” @ Mallick Williams & CO

Posted on February 6, 2011 by juggernut3

Last Friday, Mallick Williams & CO opened their latest exhibition “Ink On Paper”. The collection of prints was from renowned Los Angeles-based master printer Richard Duardo. Pieces on display were classic examples from artists who have chosen in the past … Continue reading →

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Behind the Scenes: The Date Farmers – “Medicine Crow” Print

Posted on September 21, 2009 by sleepboy

We recently saw some behind the scenes photos of the making of The Date Farmers’ newest print “Medicine Crow” from Modern Multiples. If the image looks familiar to you, it’s probably because you saw it at their most recent exhibition, … Continue reading →

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Openings: Date Farmers – “Strange Fruit” @ Fifty24SF

Posted on September 7, 2009 by Ken

Growing up outside Los Angeles, we would find ourselves, once every couple years or so, visiting historic downtown.  Whether checking out the Bradbury building, Union Station or Chinatown, we always made sure to take a stroll down the birthplace of … Continue reading →

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