Yoshimi Teh | The Laminated Print: Origins and Process of Chine-Collé

Interview with Yoshimi Teh, 2016. Part of the exhibition "The Laminated Print: Origins and Process of Chine-Collé" at the John Young Museum of Art held from Sept. 4 - Dec. 9, 2016.

[@raincatz4512]

I would love to actually see the chine colle gluing process

[@drewd9985]

You'd expect better from a "Museum of Art." This wasn't really a discussion on the "Origin and Process of Chine-Collé", just a brief synopsis of how one artist might use Chine-Collé in their use of lithography and actually showed and discussed more of the process of lithography than Chine-Collé.

[@chrisrobinson34]

So no demonstration of the actual chine-colle process but an emphasis on personal identity. The technique referred to by the printmaker here as "throwing it on top" seems her upbringing in the USA has meant the worst assimilation of casual manners.

[@hangsong888]

請問你會中文嗎？

[@ykrgfk]

Has nothing to do with 'The origins and process of chine-colle'. In fact the whole film gives no insight at all into what she's doing and how. Pointless.

[@BanilyaGorilya]

Aah, Tusche. My worst enemy in lithography.

[@bouquefloss2260]

Disappointing! An artist at work would have made an interesting video.

[@hangsong888]

請問你會中文嗎？