IT CAME FROM THE BAYOU! 2020

InkSlinger Printmaking Showcase

PRINTMAKERS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY DESCEND UPON HOUSTON DURING BURNING BONES PRESS’ ANNUAL “IT CAME FROM THE BAYOU!,” PRINTMAKER PRINT SALE, EVERY APRIL AT SAINT ARNOLD BREWING CO. IT CAME FROM THE BAYOU! SHOWCASES WORK FOR SALE BY SOUGHT-AFTER PRINTMAKERS FROM ACROSS THE U.S. THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

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Burning Bones Press -- the studio that brought you IT CAME FROM THE BAYOU! will be hosting;

JINGLE ALL THE WAY DAY! BETTER THAN A NEGLIGEE 2019! 

Burning Bones Press will hold its inaugural JINGLE ALL THE WAY DAY! at Saint Arnold Brewing Company; Beer Hall on December 8th from 11am – 4pm.

This holiday season Burning Bones Press makes your holiday gift giving easy - give prints, give handmade artisan gifts! An exciting and unique holiday event showcasing the alternative culture of Houston and bringing these merrymakers together for a day of art, music, cheer, commemorative pint glass and of course beer! Many of these artists are printmakers but this year we will be joined by local alternative businesses such as record shops, zines, books and community retailers, setting JINGLE ALL THE WAY DAY! apart from the usual holiday markets.

Participating artists include:

Burning Bones Press

Carlos Pozo

Carlos Hernandez

Amber Kaiser

Center for Imaginative Cartography & Research

Jessica Guerra

Wolfbat Studios

Iron Frog Press

Liv M. Johnson

Erin Miller

Birdtrash

... and more

Handmade Paper Pop Shop featuring Kathy Gurwell!

Local Houston artisan Kathy Gurwell, joins Burning Bones Press’ Print Boutique, for a one day pop shop of hand-made paper goods.

Various types of Kathy Gurwell’s handmade papers will be available for purchase at the Burning Bones Press Print Boutique, from 10:00am - 2:00 pm. Kathy will be in the shop to answer questions about her papers and process of making paper.

About Kathy Gurwell;

Kathy Gurwell has years experience in the fields of paper and printing, beginning with her graphic arts study in Paris and continuing as a Curator Fellow at Tamarind Lithography Institute in Albuquerque, NM, the Museo della Carta in Fabriano, Italy, and Awagami Paper Factory in Japan. She has demonstrated papermaking in San Francisco, Santa Fe, and Houston, where she now lives. Her artistry in this field was recognized a few years ago when Lord & Taylor invited her to display and sell her products at a show of Santa Fe artists in their principal New York City store. In 2001 she was commissioned to make a 40 x 40 in. piece of paper for the opening of the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft.

She is a volunteer and Instructor of paper making at The Printing Museum in Houston, and the Austin Book Arts Center in Austin, Texas.