RECENT WORK
Janus, a new reduction print mounted on 3 scrolls, 2017-2019. 12 squares

Addition information on the art of Daniel Heyman, including new images, press reports and exhibitions can be found at Cade Tompkins Projects

Announcing the Publication of a New Portfolio:
Native Impressions: In Our Own Words

Native Impressions

Native Impressions: In Our Own Words  is a collaborative project I did with Lucy Ganje, Professor of Graphic Design, University of North Dakota, and Kim Fink, Professor of Print and Master Printer at Sundog Multiples, University of North Dakota.

In the summer of 2015, Daniel Heyman, Lucy Ganje and Kim Fink interviewed 13 Native American tribal members from North Dakota's 4 Indian reservations and produced a 26 print portfolio of images and text that give voice to contemporary Native lives from the Northern Plains. Created with generous support from the Dean of Humanities and the Art Department at the University of North Dakota, and the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University,  this portfolio has a publication date of January 1, 2016, will contain 12 woodblock reduction prints by Daniel Heyman, each a portrait of a Native American person, 12 letter-press broadsides created by Lucy Ganje, a colophon (letter-press), a title page (woodblock and letter-press) and a clam shell box. Fink was the master printer overseeing the printing. These prints are 25.5 inches x 19.5 inches, and are printed in two editions: On handmade paper by Nicole Donnelly 85%mulberry and 15% native flax the edition is 9; on Japanese Okawara 100% kozo paper, the edition is 16. More information including images of the broadside prints by Lucy Ganje is available by contacting Cade Tompkins Projects at here

Announcing the Publication of a New Pair of Prints: Native Impressions: In Our Own Words -- A Portrait of Leigh Jeanotte

An additional stand alone set of 2 prints, 53 inches by 35 inches, "Native Impressions: In Our Own Words -- Portrait of Leigh Jeanotte" was printed on handmade paper by Israeli paper-maker Izhar Neumann, edition of 18 with 2 proofs on Neumann paper as well as 6 Trial Proofs on Okawara paper. The set contains a reduction woodblock portrait of Dr. Leigh Jeanotte, Director of American Indian Student Services at the University of North Dakota, and a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa. This project was supported by a grant from the crowd source site Hatchfund.org, and more information can be found at www.hatchfund.org

Recent Past Exhibitions

April 3, 2013 - May 26, 2013
Brown University, Providence, RI
David Winton Bell Gallery
Daniel Heyman: I am Sorry it is Difficult to Start

May 3, 2013 - June 14, 2013
Flagler College, St. Augustine, FL
Crisp Ellert Art Museum

Cade Tompkins Projects

Summer Fall Winter Spring

September 8 - October 27, 2012

Read the Recent Review
by Renee Doucette in "Collect"

Opening Reception
Saturday, September 8
5:00 to 8:00 pm
198 Hope Street
Providence Rhode Island 02906
(Entrance on Fones Alley between Angell and Waterman)

New Reviews

April 3–May 26, 2013
Art New England
The Forensic,
by Anya Ventura

April 10, 2013
Flagler College,
Crisp-Ellert Museum Presents Daniel Heyman
readMedia

April 9, 2013
Brown University's Bell Gallery
Examines War in Iraq

April 9, 2013
Cate McQuaid,
What’s Up At Boston Area Galleries
The Boston Globe

April 3, 2013
Philip Eil, At Brown,
Torture in Watercolor
Boston Phoenix

March 31, 2013
Bill Van Siclen,
Daniel Heyman’s Portraits Get Inside the Horrors of the Iraq War
The Providence Journal

Jan/Feb 2013
Suzanne Volmer,
Double Legacy
Artscope

Recent Collections and Acquisitions

Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University

Brown University, David Winton Bell Gallery

Beinecke Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Yale University: Re d acted (5 of 8, 2011).

Graphic Arts Collection, Princeton University Library: Re d acted (1 of 8, 2011). Photos and description on their blog

Getty Research Institute Library: Re d acted (2 of 8, 2011). 

Rauner Special Collections Library, Dartmouth College. Re d acted (3 of 8, 2011). Although "Re d acted" isn't pictured (yet), Rauner Library's blog is a fun read for rare book lovers. 

PODCASTS & OTHER MEDIA

Monday April 9th 2012 
Interview on Libby Rosof and Robertas Fallon's artblog radio 

• Daniel Heyman next on artblog radio

Spring 2011, Laband Gallery, Loyola Marymount University, "Bearing Witness" exhibition.

• Video podcast: Heyman on panel w/human rights atty. Rosemary Healy
• Video podcast: Heyman print demonstration

AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS

2010 Guggenheim Fellow in Fine Arts 
2009 Pew Fellow in the Arts 

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