Artwork
Saving Everything (Triptych)
Saving Everything (Triptych) is a print by Maaike Anne Stevens. It dates from 2012 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
About this work
Maaike Anne Stevens made Saving Everything (Triptych) in 2012. It’s a print held at the Victoria and Albert Museum. That year, Stevens won the Jealous Print Studio Graduate Prize for a Goldsmiths MA student.
The prize gives new graduates a paid residency. They create a limited print under studio guidance. Jealous donates all prints to the V&A’s collection.
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Overview
Saving Everything (Triptych) is a 2012 print artwork by Maaike Anne Stevens, created during a residency at Jealous Print Studio as part of their Graduate Prize. The work is now part of the Victoria and Albert Museum's print collection.
Subject & Meaning
The subject and meaning of 'Saving Everything (Triptych)' are not explicitly stated in available information, suggesting interpretation may rely on the viewer's response to the artwork's visual elements.
Technique & Style
While specific details on the print's technique are not provided, as a product of Jealous Print Studio's residency, it likely showcases skills in printmaking techniques guided by the studio's expertise.
History & Provenance
Created in 2012, 'Saving Everything (Triptych)' was produced by Maaike Anne Stevens, a Goldsmiths MA Fine Art graduate, as the outcome of the Jealous Print Studio Graduate Prize she won that year. The print was subsequently donated to the V&A by Jealous Print Studio.
Context
The artwork is contextualized within the UK's contemporary printmaking scene, particularly through its association with prestigious London art institutions (Goldsmiths, Jealous Print Studio, and the V&A).
Artist & collection
Artist
Dutch artist Maaike Anne Stevens makes bold, layered prints that play with shape, scale, and color.
