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New Rubbing
Jennifer Bornstein, Tel Aviv, 23 July - 10 September 2016

New Rubbing: Jennifer Bornstein
Past exhibition
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Jennifer Bornstein, Lee Filter Pack, 2016

Jennifer Bornstein

Lee Filter Pack, 2016
encaustic and wax on Kozo paper
47 x 40 cm
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Working in film, photography, and the increasingly rare method of intaglio printing (incising and copper-plate printing), Jennifer Bornstein creates representations of ordinary people engaged in the quotidian. Bornstein’s works often...
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Working in film, photography, and the increasingly rare method of intaglio printing (incising and copper-plate printing), Jennifer Bornstein creates representations of ordinary people engaged in the quotidian. Bornstein’s works often layer varying mediums and periods of artmaking—typically representing both slow processes with more fast-paced processes—such as her etchings based on photographs of figures
posed in the same manner as the subjects of 19th-century archival photographs. For her 2010 work How Many Billboards?, the artist engaged in a similarly tongue-in-cheek manner, taking a painstakingly detailed etching and copying and enlarging it at very large scale, only to display the resulting work as a billboard on LA’s Sunset Boulevard.
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- 'New Rubbing', 2016, Dvir Gallery Tel Aviv

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