Chloe Alexander
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Catch and Release, ed. 10/10 •
The Binds That Untie Us, ed. 5/10
Golden Hour 2, ed. 2/2 •
Golden Hour, ed. 1/4
Close your Eyes, Make a Wish, ed. 6/10
Tokie, ed. 1/15
Primavera, A/P •
Feels Like Summer 2, A/P
Double Dutch 2, ed. 1/2
What Dreams May Come, A/P •
Gemal, A/P
Something to Believe in, ed. 4/4
Feels Like Summer, ed. 1/1 •
Double Dutch, A/P •
Sublime, ed. 5/10 •
I Didn't Recognize You, You Changed Your Hair, ed. 5/6 •
Grandpa's Porch, A/P
Light Boxes, cube
Light Boxes, hexagon
Catch and Release, ed. 10/10, 2022
linocut, 26 x 36 inches, 34.5 x 44.25 framed, sold
The Binds That Untie Us, ed. 5/10, 2022
linocut, 26 x 36 inches, 34.5 x 44.25 framed, $3200
Golden Hour 2, ed. 2/2, 2023
silkscreen, 30 x 22 inches, sold
Golden Hour, ed. 1/4, 2023
lithograph, 22 x 30 inches, $1500
Close your Eyes, Make a Wish, ed. 6/10, 2022
silkscreen, 30 x 20 inches, $1800
Tokie, ed. 1/15, 2023
silkscreen, 13 x 12 inches, $850
Primavera, A/P, 2023
silkscreen, 20 x 20 inches, 25 x 24 framed, sold
Feels Like Summer 2, A/P, 2021
silkscreen, 22 x 30 inches, $1500
Double Dutch 2, ed. 1/2, 2021
silkscreen, 22 x 30 inches, $1500
What Dreams May Come, A/P, 2022
photolithograph, silkscreen and collage, 40 x 30 inches, sold
Gemal, A/P, 2023
silkscreen, 12 x 10 inches, $850
Something to Believe in, ed. 4/4, 2020
silkscreen, 15 x 11 inches, $2000
Feels Like Summer, ed. 1/1, 2021
silkscreen, 22 x 30 inches, sold
Double Dutch, A/P, 2021
silkscreen, 20 x 22 inches, sold
Sublime, ed. 5/10, 2023
silkscreen, 19 x 12.5 inches, sold
I Didn't Recognize You, You Changed Your Hair, ed. 5/6, 2021
silkscreen, 20 x 20 inches, sold
Grandpa's Porch, A/P, 2022
photolithograph, silkscreen and collage, 20 x 21 inches, $1800
Light Boxes, cube, 2023
linocut, cube 8 x 8 x 8 inches, $400
Light Boxes, hexagon, 2023
linocut, 14 x 14 x 14 inches, $700
About the artist...
Watch Chloe Alexander's artist talk from her January, 2024 solo show here.
"My work is a form of story-telling. Inspired by the rich, high contrast illustrations found in illuminated texts, graphic novels, and children’s fairy taleshe often-whimsical imagery and characters that I create are meant to provoke a sense of nostalgia and familiarity within the viewer. I love printmaking because as a process based medium, it requires constant problem solving that influences the image making process. In tandem with the history of print as an art form, I aspire to communicate using visual language, which can transcend the prescriptive and often ephemeral nature of spoken words. My hope is that a broad audience is able to access the universality of the motifs that I employ, and once immersed in these visual narratives, will then add to, alter, or reimagine the intent of the imagery based on their own assumptions or personal experiences." ~ Chloe Alexander
Chloe Alexander is an Atlanta-based printmaker who works in various techniques to create multilayered, one-of-a-kind prints and drawings. Chloe obtained both her BFA and M. Ed. from Georgia State University and has since exhibited her work widely, including at Claire Oliver Gallery in Harlem, the Print Center New York, and the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London.
Visit artist's website - www.thehaplessprintmaker.com