Roman Klonek’s woodcut prints return in a new show at Galerie vorn und oben in Eupen, Belgium. “Cut²” collects several new works from artist, influenced by vintage posters and pop culture. The show arrives next month at the gallery. Klonek was last mentioned on HiFuctose.com here.
A statement offers some insight into the artist’s history with the form. “In the ’90s he studied Graphic Arts in Duesseldorf and discovered a passion for woodcut,” it says. “For the past 20 years he has created illustrations and prints with a wide range of whimsical creatures, mostly half animal/half human and preferably in awkward situations. His work can be described as a bizarre balancing act between propaganda, folklore and pop.”
See more works from the show below.
Kathleen Neeley’s linocut prints are infused with varying cultures across time, yet feel wholly contemporary in reflection. The artist looks at our relationship to the Earth, femininity, and other personal subjects while maintaining the elements and motifs of myths.
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In a set of encaustics and prints, artist 
Look down. Hiding between sidewalk cracks and under train tracks, you just might find one of the people who inhabit