HIGH TIDE ALL THE TIME
by The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research.
The tide is rising, rising, rising. The climate crisis is here. In HIGH TIDE ALL THE TIME, The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research imagines a future Galveston coastline replete with emergent lifeforms occupying the spaces of a displaced island population. The collage work on display—combining watercolor, gouache, spray paint, and Risograph print scraps— offers an otherworldly hallucination where the colors and forms of Galveston’s beach culture coalesce to create an adaptive and self-sustaining ecosystem of biological creatures and post-human waste.
The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research is a creative studio and Risograph press run by Emily Halbardier and Erik Sultzer, based in Houston, TX. Together they produce a wide range of works on paper, publish small-edition zines, and teach. Emily and Erik began working together in 2011 and are currently members of BOX 13 ArtSpace.
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by The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research.
The tide is rising, rising, rising. The climate crisis is here. In HIGH TIDE ALL THE TIME, The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research imagines a future Galveston coastline replete with emergent lifeforms occupying the spaces of a displaced island population. The collage work on display—combining watercolor, gouache, spray paint, and Risograph print scraps— offers an otherworldly hallucination where the colors and forms of Galveston’s beach culture coalesce to create an adaptive and self-sustaining ecosystem of biological creatures and post-human waste.
The Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research is a creative studio and Risograph press run by Emily Halbardier and Erik Sultzer, based in Houston, TX. Together they produce a wide range of works on paper, publish small-edition zines, and teach. Emily and Erik began working together in 2011 and are currently members of BOX 13 ArtSpace.
@thecforicandr
www.thecforicandr.info
July 17th – 30th, 2019 - Nick Barbee’s “Wayfinder”
A window installation and correlated book project with Galveston artist Nick Barbee.
A window installation and correlated book project with Galveston artist Nick Barbee.
July 21st, 2019 - An Artist Talk w/ Phil Peters
An artist talk with Phil Peters discussing his practice and the processes he’s been using to record and document this rumbling rock we call home.
An artist talk with Phil Peters discussing his practice and the processes he’s been using to record and document this rumbling rock we call home.
June 1st – 30th, 2019 - Lauren Moya Ford’s “Sandy Water”
In its inaugural exhibition, Rising Tide Projects presents Sandy Water, an exhibition of new drawings, paintings, and artist books by Lauren Moya Ford.
In its inaugural exhibition, Rising Tide Projects presents Sandy Water, an exhibition of new drawings, paintings, and artist books by Lauren Moya Ford.
May 19th, 2019 - Spring Migration Zine Workshop
Collected photographs, sketches, observations, and thoughts about the 2019 spring bird migration. Together we created a zine to celebrate our feathered friends!
Collected photographs, sketches, observations, and thoughts about the 2019 spring bird migration. Together we created a zine to celebrate our feathered friends!
