David Curcio American, b. 1972
Works
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David CurcioYakuza Print: 3 Rods, 2016woodcut7 x 12 inchesedition of 10 -
David CurcioYakuza Print: Frontispiece, 2016woodcut6.75 x 11.75 inchesedition of 5
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David CurcioYakuza Print: Gee, Thanks., 2016woodcut19.5 x 16 inchesedition of 10
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David CurcioYakuza Print: Glassy Day, 2016woodcut17 x 22 inchesedition of 12
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David CurcioYakuza Print: Seen, 2016woodcut10.5 x 13 inchesedition of 12
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David CurcioYakuza Print: The Hit, 2016woodcut11 x 15 inchesedition of 10
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David CurcioMS.45, 2015mokuhanga9.75 x 14.75 inchesunique
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David CurcioYakuza Print: Afraid to Die, 2015woodcut14.5 x 14.5 inchesedition of 10
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David CurcioYakuza Print: I'll Have You All Arrested, 2015woodcut9.75 x 12 inchesedition of 10
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David CurcioYakuza Print: I'll Have You All Arrested, 2015woodcut9.75 x 12 inchesedition of 10
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David CurcioYakuza Print: Moll, 2015woodcut10 x 13.875 inchesedition of 12
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David CurcioYakuza Print: The Graft, 2015woodcut9.75 x 11.375 inchesedition of 12
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David CurcioYakuza Print: The Red Room, 2015woodcut9.25 x 11.5 inchesedition of 6
Overview
Inspired by Outsider Art, David Curcio began making embroidered drawings and quilts as a way of getting away from printmaking into a new and totally unfamiliar medium. His latest series Yakuza Graveyard marks his return to woodcut.
Biography
David Curcio received his MFA at Pratt Institute in New York in 2001. While teaching printmaking abroad, he furthered his education in etching at Il Bisonte Scuola della Grafica in Florence and completed a residence in Japanese woodcut in Awaji-Shima Japan. Curcio's work has recently been included in Japanese Woodblock Print Workshop: A Modern Guide to the Ancient Art of Mokuhanga, a book about American artists working in the Japanese print medium.
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