Kent Kapplinger, Block Study 40, relief, 18" x 18", 2023
Kent Kapplinger, HMM, mixed media, 20 x 16", 2024
This regional group exhibition celebrates the 15th anniversary of Kaddatz Galleries in Fergus Falls, MN.Over 250 pieces were submitted from which 36 were selected for inclusion in the exhibition. Two of my collaborative relief prints titled Block Studies 40 & 55, are included. Collaborative prints by Kent Kapplinger & Malcolm Thompson.
“Outside/In…Inside/Out”, relief, 2023.
Collaborative print by Kent Kapplinger & J. Malcolm Thompson.
Eminem(t) Da Mane, mixed media, 20x16”, 2023
Delta National Small Print Exhibition at Bradbury Art Museum, Arkansas State University
Juror Jenn Bratovich, Director of Exhibitions & Programs at Print Center of New York, selected 65 prints by 48 artists from well over four hundred submissions by artists around the world. I created this 20 x 15” lithograph & serigraph titled Grampa Jack’s Cabin in 2022. It reflects a boy’s love for his grandpa and the memories made at the cabin on the forest edge.
The Fargo Moorhead Visual Artists (FMVA) Constraint exhibition challenges member artists to produce artworks within a given theme. This year artists draw inspiration from artist Hazel Belvo’s exhibition in the museum with the theme of power in nature, or encounters with the natural world that brought about a life-changing realization, or a moment of reckoning.
A comprehensive look at the artist’s socio-environmental imagery selected from work created over the past three decades. Renewed Energy, 2005
Blood Drive, serigraph, 28” x 22”, 2011
It’s a Trap, mixed media, 22” x 18”, 2020
To See What I Could See: An Examination of Contemporary Printmaking, Plains Art Museum’s Jane L. Stern Gallery from October 24, 2020 - March 17, 2021. Prints were curated from the permanent collection by Plains Art Museum Hannaher’s, Inc. Print Studio Manager Amanda Heidt. These prints relate and connect to one another through formalism, collaboration, narration, and process. By focusing on contemporary prints, this exhibition allows for us to see inside the realms of aesthetic and theory, and also provides a glimpse inside the processes that often mystify and intrigue viewers. Included is Leopard Frog Series by Kent Kapplinger.
