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FAQ's
The Association of Pinoyprintmakers (AP), formerly known as the Philippine Association of the Philippines (PAP) is a non-profit arts organization in existence for over five decades now, with a mission to promote the art of printmaking in the Philippines by providing a printmaking workshop for the use of artists and where training is conducted through workshops. The association organizes exhibitions and printmaking-related events, including on-site workshops to bring the art of printmaking to a wider audience.
You can reach them via email pinoyprintmakers@gmail.com or mobile at 09457651769.
Printmaking is an artistic process based on the principle of transferring images from a matrix onto another surface, most often paper or fabric. Different materials, tools, methods are used in creating the design on the matrix to create a wide variety of printmaking techniques. As such, it allows the possibility of producing multiple originals, thus, democratizing art.
A matrix is a plate used in printmaking such as copper, zinc, plastic, wood, among others, on which the artist creates a design by carving, incising, etc and from which the image is pulled. A matrix is not the final work.
An edition refers to the number of prints pulled from a matrix, not counting trial proofs, artist’s proofs, variation prints, monoprints. All prints in an edition should be identical in all aspects. Edition numbers are expressed in fractions such as 1/10 which appears in the bottom left of the image/print.
Artist’s proofs are prints pulled outside the regular edition which are marked as A/P. The number of A/Ps that the artist can pull is usually 10% of the total number of prints in an edition.
B.A.T. stands for “bon à tirer”, which means “good to pull”. This is the first perfect impression of the work and the one that will be used to judge the rest of the other impressions in an edition. B.A.T. indicates the artist’s authorization to proceed with the edition; it is signed or initialled by the artist.
A variation print is a print that is pulled from the same matrix of an edition but with modifications that makes it unique and not identical with the prints in the edition.
A monotype is a print pulled from a painting on a non-absorbent plate such as zinc, copper, or plastic which is then printed on paper either by the use of an etching press or pressed by hand, to create a singular impression that cannot be repeated.
A print pulled from an existing matrix to create a unique print outside of an edition. A variation print is a monoprint.
References:
“The Complete Printmaker: Techniques, Traditions, Innovations,” Roundtable Press, 1990
Printmaking Glossary:
http://graphicstudio.usf.edu/gs/education/printmaking.html
Met Museum:
https://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-met/curatorial-departments/drawings-and-prints/materials-and-techniques/printmaking
The artworks are organized by name and medium in the website. Choose the artwork of your choice and click ‘add to cart’ and fill in your details. Please make sure your personal information is correct so that AP staff can coordinate with you as efficiently. As soon as we receive your payment details, an email will be sent to you as confirmation.
To purchase artworks, you may select from these payment options:
Paypal
Bank Transfer
UnionBank (savings)
Account Name: Ma. Yasmin Doctor
Account Number: 109451421498
G Cash
Number: 0945 765 1769
Name: Anton Villaruel
Paymaya
Number: 0945 765 1769
Name: Anton Villaruel
The artist will be informed via email regarding the purchase. The artist will be responsible for making arrangements with the clients for the delivery of the artworks purchased. Delivery schedule may vary (purchased artworks coming from the association’s collection will commence delivery on November 23 at the earliest).
Requests for artwork reservations and discounts will not be entertained.
Art by the Bay is a one-week event and the artworks will be available for purchase from 7 – 14 November 2020. The purchasing function in the website will be disabled once the event has ended. Interested buyers who wish to purchase after the event may directly contact the artists.
Framing of artworks is shouldered by the buyer and will be coordinated directly with the artists.
The exclusive Intellectual Property Rights of the images in this website remains with the artist even if sold, and are protected by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. No images from this website may be reproduced, published, distributed, or transmitted in any public form or by any commercial means, without prior written permission of the artist.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Association of Pinoyprintmakers advocates for the empowerment of artists and the sustainability of artistic practice. We highly encourage that artworks are appreciated for their intrinsic value and that artists' resale rights are respected, recognized and protected.
Disclaimer: Please be advised that some artworks may contain sensitive material which some people may find offensive.