OP PODCAST number 4 is here! Its back to school time (kind of?) and in this episode Hernandez and Hück delve into all their art school memories & complaints! To discuss these issues Episode 4 features a dual interview with current printmaking students Richelle Margaret and Frankie Bartolomie. All kinds if issues are covered including how they're handling making art for school during a pandemic, what they like and hate about printmaking education today, and what music they're listening to. These two young print punks also succeed in making our hosts feel really old!
Episode #3 of the OP PODCAST features a thrilling interview with Celene Aubry, shop manager/director of the legendary letterpress shop HATCH SHOW PRINT in Nashville, TN. Your elegant hosts Hernandez and Hück grill Ms. Aubry about all things Hatch, famous and Infamous clients, fantasy poster desires, and fried baloney sandwiches. Buckle up and enjoy!
For this episode of the OP PODCAST we have something really special for y'all! That special something in this case is none other than the legendary GODFATHER OF OUTLAW PRINTMAKING: Bill Fick. Bill is an amazing artist/printmaker whose influence across the spectrum of contemporary printmaking is unparalleled. In this episode he talks about his time living and working in NYC, his influences, his history with Hernandez & Hück, his favorite foods and booze, aas well as a whole lotta other stuff. Be sure and check out the limited edition art by Hernandez for this episode, and maybe you will be one of the lucky few who gets their grubby little hands on one. For more info on Bill Fick check out his website or on instagram at @linobill. And of course you can always find Hück & Hernandez online at all the usual places. The OUTLAW PRINTMAKER'S PODCAST is brought to you by Takach Press, Inc. and Takach Paper.
In this first episode of THE OUTLAW PRINTMAKER PODCAST, Tom Hück and Carlos Hernandez have a manic, rollercoaster discussion about what is in store for listeners in future episodes, the state of their studios during Covid-19, some stories from the road, and their favorite gangster movies.