Artists

Christa Blackwood
SantaElena
Santa Elena, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Notorious
Notorious, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Chisos
Chisos, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
PiedraNumbre
Piedra Numbre, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Diamonte
Diamonte, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Cienega
Cienega, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Saucido
Saucido, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Chola
Chola, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
Solitario
Solitario, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2013
boysofcollodion.blake
Boys of Collodion: Blake, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014
boysofcollodion.jake
Boys of Collodion: Jake, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014
boysofcollodion.luke
Boys of Collodion: Luke, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014
boysofcollodion.richard
Boys of Collodion: Richard, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014
BoysofCollodion.Sam
Boys of Collodion: Sam, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014
boysofcollodion.cooper
Boys of Collodion: Cooper, 18" x 24", hand-pulled duo monoprint encaustic photogravure, 2014

Artist Info

Christa Blackwood is a photo, text based and installation artist working with themes related to identity, history, and popular culture.

For the last three years, Austin-based artist Christa Blackwood has taken her large-format, film-view cameras and models and has hit the road. Traveling around Texas, and across New Mexico, Colorado and Utah, her work stages the nude male body within the majesty of North America’s gorgeous western landscape, and situates it in a genealogy of classical photographic studies of the human figure.

Her dream-like sequences and texts employ multiple techniques and methods, fusing traditional, historical and alternative processes with contemporary practices Blackwood received her MA in Studio Art from New York University and BA in Classics from The University of Oklahoma. Her work has been featured in several publications including The New York Times, NYQ, New York Newsday, The Village Voice and The Chicago Sun Times. She has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. and abroad.

Past Exhibitions