Artwork
Lat 51 ° 30 long. 139 ° 46
Lat 51 ° 30 long. 139 ° 46 is a print by James Keith. It dates from 2002 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Lat 51° 30' long.
About this work
This was made possible through a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art, where artists could experiment with new techniques.
This print is titled Lat 51 ° 30 long. 139 ° 46. It was created by James Keith in 2002.
The print is part of an edition that explores the integration of traditional woodblock printing with digital technology. This was made possible through a workshop at Wimbledon School of Art, where artists could experiment with new techniques.
To learn more about the artist behind this print, look up the artist: Keith, James.
Overview
Lat 51° 30' long. 139° 46' is a print created by James Keith in 2002 as part of a collaborative edition. This work exemplifies the fusion of traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques with modern digital technology.
Subject & Meaning
The title, referencing geographic coordinates, suggests a thematic focus on location or mapping, though the print's specific subject and deeper meaning are not immediately discernible without further context on the artist's intentions.
Technique & Style
The print showcases a hybrid technique, blending the tactile qualities of woodblock printing with the precision and versatility of digital media, reflecting the experimental nature of the Wimbledon School of Art workshop.
History & Provenance
Produced in 2002 at a workshop hosted by Wimbledon School of Art, this print was published by Eyecon, a unit established in 1999 to facilitate innovative print and digital media projects by artists.
Context
Part of a broader edition by 19 Japanese and UK-based artists, this work is situated within a contemporary reinterpretation of Japanese art, emphasizing technological and cross-cultural exchange.
Artist & collection
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