Michaela Yearwood Dan

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Edition of 4084.0 (H) × 61.0 (W) cm

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Michaela Yearwood-Dan makes swathes of tropical colour dance in a limited edition print.

Just translates one of the artist’s large-scale oil paintings into an edition of 14-layer silkscreen prints. Taking inspiration from nature and her Caribbean heritage, the print interlaces flora and fauna with the words: "Just let me hold you and let's bask in the magic”. The artist’s vibrant assemblages signal to both a personal and collective narrative, prompting viewers to sit and spend time engaging with her work.

The edition launches in collaboration with London-based charity QUEERCIRCLE, a hub for LGBTQ+ arts and culture in London which the artist has supported since their opening in 2021.

Framing

Prints can be ordered float-mounted on an off-white backing in an oak or dark American Walnut wooden frame, fitted with UV plexiglass for protection.

Medium

14 layer silkscreen print on 410gsm Somerset Radiant White paper, sealed with a screen-printed gloss varnish.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Signed, numbered and dated in the bottom right corner.

Release date

October 20, 2023

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a close-up portrait photograph of artist Michaela Yearwood-Dan wearing a denim shirt over a white t-shirt

Michaela Yearwood Dan1 collaborationMichaela Yearwood-Dan is a true millennial. She jokes that you can see it in the pastel pinks and floral motifs in her work. That identity is just as true to her as being Black, queer, and a woman. But during art school, she realised she was being pigeonholed into particular styles of painting because of her race, gender and sexuality. Her tutors and peers “found it too difficult to understand racial commentary beyond figural representation.” Against the expectation of people and symbols in representative work, Yearwood-Dan revels in the abstract. She fills her canvases with thick whooshes of colour – leaving meaning and possibility open.

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