Pierce Cabral Editions features a selection of images from the body of work of photographers Eugene Pierce and Jennifer Cabral. These photographs are being chosen and custom printed by the artists to create an unique Limited Edition Collection. Each edition is a testimony of a partnership est. 2007 and ongoing.

                              

 

SUMMER 2025

Artist Grant Recipient

 

I have no words to thank coLAB Arts for the support you have granted me.

coLAB Arts' Artist Grant celebrates artists in New Jersey who use creative practice to support their local communities and create greater public good.

“This recognition comes in a moment when the importance of the arts and what we care so deeply for is being questioned, denied and erased of its meaning in a society. Thank you, because of what you do I can keep striving to do what I love. ”
— Jennifer Cabral

ART COLLECTIVE & PHOTOGRAPHIC RESEARCH

MADDONAS & FRIDAS

Brazil. (2025)

Jennifer Cabral is part of this art collective bringing together 50 women artists who explore motherhood through Photography from across Brazil who engage with themes of contemporary motherhood in their photographic practice.

More than just an exhibition or a research initiative, it is an ongoing, collaborative journey that unfolds over three years, fostering deep artistic exchange, experimentation, and visibility. The project seeks to create a vibrant, supportive artistic community that not only shares work but also collectively builds knowledge, challenges dominant narratives, and reclaims space in the visual arts for diverse expressions of maternal experience.

The upcoming publication Madonnas and Fridas includes research, critical reflection and textual and photographic production on art and motherhood as political agencies. Along with this publication, workshops, video art, and online platforms will serve as stages for these voices to resonate. By connecting women artists across regions and realities, this initiative affirms photography as a living, dynamic field for feminist expression, where motherhood becomes not a limitation, but a powerful lens through which to reflect on the world—and reshape it.

This Brazilian project is supported by the Marc Ferrez Photography Award - 17th Edition - FUNARTE and was conceived by Ana Sabiá, visual artist and researcher, PhD in Visual Arts and master in Social Psychology.

 

PRIVATE VIEWING

WEST VILLAGE SALON

West Village, NYC.

I participated of a four-day exhibition in NYC curated by Haylee Barsky and Blayne Planit from Visionary projects in partnership with @plenteamatcha. The exhibit “West Village Salon” took place within a preserved historic townhome in the heart of New York’s West Village.

I presented my work “Mistletoe et al.” An evanescing matcha print digitally combined with a positive transparency to create an archival digital facsimile that is a more permanent and stable print than anthotype technique allows.

The anthotype emulsion used the following recipe: 1 teaspoon of matcha and 10 teaspoons of sake. About 6 hours of exposure under direct sun, in the beginning of fall in the northeastern United States. Approximate coordinates - Latitude: 40.293793°, Longitude: -74.707426°

This show eclectic show which featured works from 29 artists displayed throughout the home, evoking the tradition of classical New York salons where art is placed in most available wall spaces. The immersive experience invited guests to connect with artworks in an intimate setting, creating a more personal engagement than traditional gallery spaces allow.


The exhibit included a VIP/Collector viewing by invitation only on Friday, May 16th in conjunction with an RSVP invite throughout the weekend. Each artist contributes to the visual experiences that transform the historic home into a contemporary salon of artistic expression.

Featured Artists: Alessandro Keegan, Ana Sneeringer, Annabelle Schneider, Bennett Davidson, Britt Harrison, Chellis Baird, Christian Rodriguez Lopez, Cookie Moon, Edom Tilahun, Eloise Avery, Erik Otto, Gordon Winarick, Helia Sehatpour, Ilana Greenberg, Jennifer Cabral, Joanne Ungar, Marissa Apstein, MG Vander Elst, Mimi Cravens-Wilson, Parker Calvert, Petra Schott, Sarah Adams, Sona Lee, Stephanie Taormina, Susana Villa, Wes Aderhold, Stephanie Ketty.

~ Jen Cabral

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SELECTION COMMITEE

Princeton University. Friends Center.

ART OF SCIENCE 2025 EXHIBITION

I am so grateful for this invite to be part of the selection committee for this exhibition along side Maggie, @wendiyan and @junedaho. Celebrating its 10th exhibition and 20th year, Art of Science @princetonartsci explores the interplay between science and art.

The 2025 Art of Science exhibition at Princeton University will be up until the upcoming academic year. Thank you professor and animator Tim Szetela for this invitation. This experience gave me such a unique perspective to the ongoing research @princeton and how creative and interdisciplinary this scientific community is!

So much work behind the scenes by a panel of judges and organizers to bring this exhibit into fruition. Thank you for the trust and invite.

  • Barron Bixler, Professional Specialist, Effron Center for the Study of America and Creative Director, Blue Lab

  • Brendan Byrne, StudioLab Manager, Council on Science and Technology

  • Adam Finkelstein, Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Professor in Computer Science

  • Tim Szetela, Lecturer in Visual Arts, Lewis Center for the Arts

Congratulations to all those selected on this years’ edition which feature fascinating still and moving images. This year’s exhibition includes 41 still images, videos and animations from 79 creators—including students, alumni, staff and faculty from across the Princeton University community.

~Jen Cabral

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 FINDING GENE

Did you know FOTOFOLIO printed several photographs by Eugene Pierce as postcards?

FOTOFOLIO is known as the leading publisher of fine art and photographic postcards and collaborated with important photographers and artists of the 20th and 21st century.

Since 1975, FOTOFOLIO has worked closely with artists and their foundations including Brassaï, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Mark Rothko, Nan Goldin, Jean Michel Basquiat, Richard Avedon, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wolfgang Tillmans, Berenice Abbott, Man Ray just to name a few.

Can you guess which one of these postcards is Gene’s?

Click on grid to find out.

PIERCE CABRAL EDITIONS PRESS

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