P.Rashid Studio 11-5

Working my way through... #homestudio #coronalockdown #selfisolating #blue https://www.instagram.com/p/B-VwqOdjgwQ/?igshid=1w4csd0j7a1wr

Placeholders to pull me back to the painting in these uncertain times. (at CoRK Arts District) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Lm8BthEz5/?igshid=g2zocb46aysy

Last night’s opening of “The Ballot and the Brush: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage Through Art” was great ! In case you missed it we will have another event . , a Gallery Tour, on May 9, 2020 at 11 am. Save the date and hope to see you there. @beachesmuseum @saraconca @squareshapedlove @prashidartist (at Beaches Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9cdE1fh5NW/?igshid=1eg120h9uc4le

Thank you to all you came out to support our show, “The Ballot And The Brush: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage Through Art” The Beaches Museum. It was an honor to show with these extraordinary abstract artists in this beautiful space. (at Beaches Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9caZQcBMZ0/?igshid=1dalxd4rytocy

Thank you to everyone thank came out and supported our show, “The Ballot and The Brush: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage Through Art” last night at @beachesmuseum . (at Beaches Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9cSKBYh_dv/?igshid=1a253iwd2oooi

Here’s a sneak peak into the show opening tonight (6-8 pm) at @beachesmuseum. Come see the works in person. It’s going to be a wonderful evening. “The Ballot and the Brush: Celebration Women’s Suffrage Through Art” @saraconca @squareshapedlove @prashidartist (at Beaches Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9ZOvBQBugv/?igshid=olgjyf0vucan

I love it when my work is sighted in public spaces. Thanks @obscuraluxfineart for the shot. (at Lofts at Monroe) https://www.instagram.com/p/B84X-04hyhd/?igshid=15gfnkejqewcz

Three the hard way. These monotypes were first shown @cummermuseum as part of a suite of 9 prints in the “Lift: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience” exhibit, which was co-curated by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Ritz Theatre & Museum @ritztheatremsm . Each monotype is titled with a line from the poem/song “ Lift Every Voice and Sing” written James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson in 1900. These are the last three monotype prints , “Treading A Path Through” , “The Dark Past Has Taught Us” and “Out of the Gloomy Past” left from the series that are available for purchase. DM for more information. #princesssimpsonrashid #blackabstraction #africandiaspora #reconstruction #printmaking #monotypes #painterlyprint #jacksonville #newyorkcity (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8wLegeBaR8/?igshid=tx1tobkj1j8j

Three the hard way. These monotypes were first shown @cummermuseum as part of a suite of 9 prints in the “Lift: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience” exhibit, which was co-curated by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Ritz Theatre & Museum @ritztheatremsm . Each monotype is titled with a line from the poem/song “ Lift Every Voice and Sing” written James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson in 1900. These are the last three monotype prints , “Treading A Path Through” , “The Dark Past Has Taught Us” and “Out of the Gloomy Past” left from the series that are available for purchase. DM for more information. #princesssimpsonrashid #blackabstraction #africandiaspora #reconstruction #printmaking #monotypes #painterlyprint #jacksonville #newyorkcity (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8wLegeBaR8/?igshid=tx1tobkj1j8j

Three the hard way. These monotypes were first shown @cummermuseum as part of a suite of 9 prints in the “Lift: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience” exhibit, which was co-curated by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Ritz Theatre & Museum @ritztheatremsm . Each monotype is titled with a line from the poem/song “ Lift Every Voice and Sing” written James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson in 1900. These are the last three monotype prints , “Treading A Path Through” , “The Dark Past Has Taught Us” and “Out of the Gloomy Past” left from the series that are available for purchase. DM for more information. #princesssimpsonrashid #blackabstraction #africandiaspora #reconstruction #printmaking #monotypes #painterlyprint #jacksonville #newyorkcity (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8wLegeBaR8/?igshid=a5tq8d6plqts

Three the hard way. These monotypes were first shown @cummermuseum as part of a suite of 9 prints in the “Lift: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience” exhibit, which was co-curated by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Ritz Theatre & Museum @ritztheatremsm . Each monotype is titled with a line from the poem/song “ Lift Every Voice and Sing” written James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson in 1900. These are the last three monotype prints , “Treading A Path Through” , “The Dark Past Has Taught Us” and “Out of the Gloomy Past” left from the series that are available for purchase. DM for more information. #princesssimpsonrashid #blackabstraction #africandiaspora #reconstruction #printmaking #monotypes #painterlyprint #jacksonville #newyorkcity (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8wLegeBaR8/?igshid=1nno61p9zdt0f

Three the hard way. These monotypes were first shown @cummermuseum as part of a suite of 9 prints in the “Lift: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience” exhibit, which was co-curated by the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens and the Ritz Theatre & Museum @ritztheatremsm . Each monotype is titled with a line from the poem/song “ Lift Every Voice and Sing” written James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson in 1900. These are the last three monotype prints , “Treading A Path Through” , “The Dark Past Has Taught Us” and “Out of the Gloomy Past” left from the series that are available for purchase. DM for more information. #princesssimpsonrashid #blackabstraction #africandiaspora #reconstruction #printmaking #monotypes #painterlyprint #jacksonville #newyorkcity (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8wLegeBaR8/?igshid=zwm9t4cray2u

“Turmoil”, Monotype, Princess Simpson Rashid #blackabstraction #blackpain #africandiaspora https://www.instagram.com/p/B8pBa1kBseM/?igshid=10ate2z5iqe2q

“Turmoil”, Monotype & Collage, c. 2020, Princess Simpson Rashid #expressionism #minimalism #blackabstraction #abstractart #monotypes #printmaking #blackprintmakers #blackartinamerica (at CoRK Arts District) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8jDyy-hz1N/?igshid=9th94uyzzv6q

“Journey of Angels”,Monotype, Princess Simpson Rashid. #worksonpaper #printmaking #monotypes #monoprinting #painterlyprint #archesrivesbfk #akuainks #princesssimpsonrashid #sanfrancisco #atlanta #jacksonville #newyorkcity #london #affordableart #abstractart #blackabstraction #blackhistorymonth https://www.instagram.com/p/B8giEBwhVru/?igshid=1fvp6tciqbsqi

Wax on , wax off! A lot of hard work goes into the pull of each impression. Each student learned this during my recent weeklong residency and workshop at The Bolles School. Whether using a baren, spoon or printing press, making prints is good exercise. lol! (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8XKA-ahkXY/?igshid=wkkvtog7kbrq

Most of the time during my residency at The Bolles School, the students got at least two prints (impressions) from one image. One print mostly finished (on the right) and one to work on further (on the left). I tried to stress to the students that monotype printmaking is a great way to generate a lot of work and/ideas quickly. Come see our results this Thursday. DM for invitation. (at The Bolles School) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8XE61jBaeq/?igshid=iob9cm9aante