[Im]Possible Parallels
SGC Themed Portfolio

In its twentieth anniversary year, Proyecto´ace is proud to announce this collaboration with SGCI (Southern Graphics Council International) in the form of a dual program, including this international portfolio and a Micro-Residency/Cultural Mediation – Graphic Drift – aimed at members of SGC International.

 [Im]Possible Parallels international portfolio will gather 20 artists from Argentina and 20 artists from the rest of the world. This themed portfolio imagines the convergence of what seems destined to remain apart: like the geographic parallels of North and South America, reimagined through the connective force of art.

Rather than adhering to physical coordinates, this printmaking project traces symbolic lines –routes of resonance, displacement, and dialogue– linking artists across the Americas through the expansive and porous language of printmaking. This portfolio gathers 40 artists –20 from Argentina and 20 from around the world– whose works create bridges between distant latitudes. Through points of friction and convergence, their practices redraw maps and dissolve borders, proving that in art, parallel lines not only meet: they intertwine.

PARTICIPANTS

• 20 Argentinian artists
• 20 SGC International artists (including U.S. and international SGC advocate members or superior + fee for shipping and boxing USD$ 20)

Selected artists will create an edition of 6 (six). Of those 6, 3 (three) prints will be exhibited and incorporated in the following institutions:

• Exhibition at the SGC International Conference 2027, Pittsburgh and donated to the host institution Carnegie-Mellon University.
• Inclusion in the SGCI Archives hosted by the Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art, Georgia, USA.
• Exhibition at Proyecto´ace from March 18th  to April  19th, 2026 (together with Graphic Drift Micro-Residency) and then hosted into its Graphic Archives.
• 3 prints will remain property of the artist.