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2017 Summer Group Show 2017 Summer Group Show On view July 29th through August 26th, 2017 Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Rufino Tamayo Luna y Sol, 1990 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 100, 96/100 37 X 39 inches Larry Rivers Matisse Opera, 1992 Acrylic, photo litho on canvas, cast resin fiber, wood Edition of 50, 4/50 47 X 38 X 4 inches Larry Rivers Drawn From The Collection, 1984 Photo litho on handmade paper relief, wood Edition of 100, 7/100 39 X 33 X 3 inches Robert Graham Untitled, 2002 Cast copper Edition of 4, 1/4 83 X 47 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Mimmo Paladino Untitled, 2009 Mixografía® print on handmade paper, cast resin Edition of 32, 30/32 73 X 35 X 4 inches Fritz Scholder Mystery Woman Standing, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype d 35 X 25 inches Fritz Scholder Mystery Woman Undressing , 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype f 35 X 25 inches Fritz Scholder Mystery Woman with Mask , 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype f 35 X 25 inches Fritz Scholder Mystery Woman Sitting, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype t 35 X 25 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Stanley Boxer Quarried Series VI, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype 7 24.5 X 31.5 inches Stanley Boxer Quarried Series VI, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype 3 24.5 X 31.5 inches Stanley Boxer Quarried Series IV, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 3 8.5 X 32 inches Stanley Boxer Quarried Series IV, 1993 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 15 8.5 X 32 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Helen Frankenthaler Sirocco, 1989 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 52, 9/52 37 X 35 inches Laddie John Dill Aerial Landscapes II, 1988 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 4 33 X 63.5 inches Magali Lara Arbol de la Melancolia, 1992 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monotype 15 30 X 42 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Lynda Benglis Color Echoes, 2000 Mixografía® print handcolored by the artist Monotype 1a 34 X 13.5 inches Lynda Benglis Color Echoes, 2000 Mixografía® print handcolored by the artist Monotype 10 34 X 13.5 inches Lynda Benglis Color Echoes, 2000 Mixografía® print handcolored by the artist Monotype 10 34 X 13.5 inches Manolo Valdés La Pecera, 2003 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 75, 42/75 44 X 31 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Yellow, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Magenta, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Orange, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Brown, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Red, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Purple, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Green, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches John Baldessari Eight Colorful Inside Jobs: Blue, 2017 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 15/50 22 X 17.5 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Luis Nishizawa Langosta Plateada, 1978 Mixografía® print on Arches paper Edition of 100, 57/100 22.5 X 30 inches Jonathan Borofsky Turtle, 1999 Cast copper Edition of 8, 2/8 46 X 28 X 4.5 inches John Baldessari Sailboat , 2008 7-color photo-intaglio on handmade paper Edition of 30, 11/30 15 X 17 X 5 inches Lawrence Weiner THE TRAVEL OF MARGARET MARY, 2013 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 35, 33/35 22 X 32 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Kcho El Nadador, 2013 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 60, 51/60 34 X 50 inches Rufino Tamayo Dos Personajes Atacados Por Perros, 1983 Mixografía® print, lithograph on handmade paper Edition of 75 58/75 61 X 97.5 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Analia Saban Thank You! Have a Nice Day Plastic Bag Plastic Bag, 2016 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 20, 15/20 28.5 X 20 X 1.5 inches Analia Saban DANKE MERCI THANK YOU GRACIAS ARIGATO Plastic Bag, 2016 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 20, 15/20 28.5 X 20 X 1.5 inches Analia Saban GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Have a Nice Day Plastic Bag, 2016 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 20, 15/20 28.5 X 20 X 1.5 inches Analia Saban THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Have a Nice Day Plastic Bag, 2016 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 40, 32/40 23 X 16 X 1.5 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Andres Nagel Joshe Miguel, 1992 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 6 14 X 40 inches Andres Nagel Film, 1992 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 11 24 X 20 inches Andres Nagel Feet, 1992 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 22 24.25 X 19.5 inches Andres Nagel Magazine, 1992 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 16 24.25 X 19 inches Andres Nagel Magazine, 1992 Mixografía® monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 13 24.25 X 19 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Ed Ruscha New Wood, Old Wood, 2007 Mixografía® diptych relief print on handmade paper Edition of 75, 60/75 13 X 34 X 1 inches Ed Ruscha Ghost Station, 2011 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 85, 78/85 27.25 X 46 inches Louise Bourgeois Crochet II, 1998 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50, 18/50 28 X 33 inches Alberto Burri Mixoblack 4, 1990 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 30, 10/30 27.5 X 39.25 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Rachel Whiteread Squashed, 2010 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 42, 40/42 27 X 37 inches Jacob Hashimoto Tiny Rooms and Tender Promises, 2016 Mixografia® print on handmade paper and archival pigment print with push pins Edition of 27, 22/27 33.25 X 37.25 inches Dario Escobar Untitled, 2013 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 40, 29/40 34 X 24.5 inches Kwang-Young Chun Aggregation 12_JN_02, 2012 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 40, 33/40 26.75 X 38.5 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Helen Frankenthaler Guadalupe, 1989 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 74, HC 5/8 69 X 45 inches Jason Martin Untitled Ultra Blue, 2014 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 25, 9/25 30.5 X 23 X 1.25 inches Terry Winters Metal Virus, 2003 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 75, 48/75 37 X 29 inches Kiki Smith Regalo, 2003 Mixografía® print on handmade paper, glitter Edition of 50, 29/50 21 X 25 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] Kenneth Noland Winds, 1982 Mixografía® Monoprint on handmade paper Monoprint 8218 32 X 86 inches Jorge Pardo Untitled, 2006 Mixografía® diptych print on handmade paper, 22k g Edition of 30, 30/30 50 X 54 X 3 inches Ed Ruscha Rusty Signs - For Sale, 2014 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 85 24 X 24 inches Ed Ruscha Rusty Signs - Dead End 1, 2014 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50 24 X 24 inches Ed Ruscha Rusty Signs - Cash for Tools 1, 2014 Mixografía® print on handmade paper Edition of 50 24 X 24 inches Mixografia 1419 E. Adams Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90011 +323 232 1158 [email protected] .
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