Among the artists included in the exhibition are School of Art Professors Andrew Ellis Johnson, Paolo Pedercini, and Imin Yeh and alumni Lauren Frances Adams MFA ’07, Michael Mallis BFA ’08, and Jina Valentine BFA ’01.
Featured in the exhibition is newly commissioned work by artist-in-residence Professor Yeh. Through her painstakingly crafted, obsessively detailed paper reproductions of collection artifacts, Yeh defeats the utility of the objects, and draws attention to the human labor behind them.
This year’s conference, titled Graphic Mimicry: Intermediality in Print and the Art of Imitation, will examine the intervisual dialogue between prints and other media from both a historical and contemporary perspective of the medium.
Professors Imin Yeh and John Peña were invited to create a new work of art in an edition of 20 for this year’s CSA PGH (Community Supported Art).
Imin Yeh is an interdisciplinary and project-based artist working in sculpture, installation, and participatory events. Her projects use Print Media as a technical tool for realizing the ambition of large-scaled work and Print as a conceptual strategy for exploring free, exchange, and craft based economies. The projects utilize repetitive handcraft and mimicry as a strategy… Read more »
5-6:30pm, Kresge Theater, CFA, CMU
Assistant Professor Imin Yeh exhibits in “Idols and Impossible Structures: New Prints 2017/Winter” Jan 19 – Apr 1 at the International Print Center of New York, with a reception Jan 19 from 6-8pm.
The School of Art is excited to announce our Spring 2017 Visiting Artist Lecture Series, featuring Sandi Hilal, A.L. Steiner, Petra Cortright, Marc Horowitz, Firelei Baez, Wangechi Mutu & Adrienne Edwards, Imin Yeh, and Huey Copeland.
Assistant Professor Imin Yeh exhibits her project Phone Jack in “A Sculpture For Not Networking” at STNDRD. Phone Jack was a part of GHOST, a project and pop-up gallery at The Luminary in the spring of 2016 curated by Printeresting, which is now permanently on exhibit at STNDRD.
The School of Art is excited to welcome interdisciplinary, project-based artist Imin Yeh as full-time faculty in 2D & print media. Yeh works in sculpture, installation, participatory events, and print, with paper as the most recurrent element.
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