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About the Artist

Mitchell Syrop's practice explores the complexities and ambiguities of language, image, and their visual presentation. Known for his distinctive, dry tone, Syrop works across a diverse range of media including painting, photography, video, sculpture, and writing.

Since the mid-1970s, after moving to Los Angeles to attend CalArts, he has been fascinated by the power of advertising for its ability to graphically imply a voice and camouflage ambiguity. His iconic pieces often merge text and image in unexpected ways, challenging viewers to reconsider familiar phrases and symbols. With a career spanning over four decades, Syrop’s work has been exhibited internationally and is held in prominent public and private collections.

Foreign & Domestic Editions publishes fine art editions and multiples across all forms of media in collaboration with contemporary artists. We aim to devise timeless and inventive works of art.

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  • Patricia Iglesias Peco

    In her paintings, the artist Patricia Iglesias Peco employs long sweeping gestures, liberal use of watery oil paint, and bellicose brushstrokes to create a dynamic choreography between floral and plant bodies...

  • Jesse Mockrin

    This edition is a photo-etching of the painting titled Embracing Flames, 2019, from her solo exhibition 'The Marks of a Stranger' at Nathalie Karg Gallery, New York. This body of work explores the historical legend of Lucretia...

  • Sayre Gomez

    World 2 is an edition based on a painting of the same name. In World 2, a bright blue sky is the backdrop for a weathered billboard and the pigeons perched up on the power lines behind. Gomez uses hyperreal painting...

  • Max Hooper Schneider

    French Fries of Past and Present is a series of multiples exploring the physical properties of copper through a process mimicking aesthetics of adaptation and mutation. The resulting sculptures capture the branching...