Alexis Nutini: Dos Pasos
January 14, 2027  – February 28, 2027

Alexis Nutini opens a two-floor exhibition at Paradigm Gallery + Studio, pairing a solo show with his collaborative artwork with Willie Cole, Sam Gilliam, El Anatsui, Didier William, and more. This exhibition will open in step with the Philadelphia Museum of Art's "El Anatsui: Prints and Play" exhibition, which also features Nutini's collaborative prints.

PUBLIC RECEPTION
Friday, February 5, 2027 • 5PM – 8PM

Paradigm Gallery + Studio presents Dos Pasos, a two-part exhibition featuring artwork by woodcut specialist and master printer Alexis Nutini. In this expansive showcase taking over both floors of the gallery, Nutini will be unveiling the newest iteration of his unique woodcut prints as well as displaying collaborations with some of the most significant artists of the present day, many of which were produced with Brandywine Workshop and Archives in the artist's Dos Tres Press printmaking studio. 

Dos Pasos is a process-intensive collection that will display the intricate operations of carving and printing one-of-a-kind woodcuts, featuring works mounted on panel, framed prints, and painted woodblocks. Nutini develops his own visual language by layering color, pattern, and found objects while combining traditional and modern procedures like adding laser-cut and CNC-routed motifs with hand-printed woodcuts. Nutini's master printer work continues to be featured in major institution programming. This exhibition will be a homecoming that brings all of these celebrated projects together in one space.

Dos Pasos will be on view on both gallery floors at the Paradigm Arts Building (12 N. 3rd Street) from January 14 through February 28, 2027, with a public opening reception on Friday, February 5, 2027 from 5:00-8:00 pm.

First Floor: The Collaborations
Including artwork by: 
• Willie Cole
• Didier William
• Diedrick Brackens
• Calo Rosa
• El Anatsui
• Sam Gilliam
• Lavett Ballard
• Mike Gamble (including a work made jointly with Alexis Nutini) 
• Muriel Hasbun
• Enise Carr
• Adama Delphine Fawundu
• Kakyoung Lee
• Sok Song
• Miguel Horn
• Allan Edmunds

More information to come.

Please email info@paradigm-gallery.com if you wish to be added to the digital collector preview list for this exhibition or submit your request HERE.

Second Floor: Alexis Nutini, Solo Exhibition 
More information to come.

Please email info@paradigm-gallery.com if you wish to be added to Alexis Nutini's digital collector preview list for all upcoming projects and exhibitions, or submit your request HERE.

About Alexis Nutini
Born in Mexico City, Alexis Nutini received an MFA in Printmaking from the Tyler School of Art in 2005, a BA in Fine Art from St. Mary’sCollege of Maryland in 2000, and completed a Fulbright Fellowship in Barcelona, Spain in 2001. Alexis runs Dos Tres Press, a print shop in South Philadelphia where he maintains a print publishing business and develops collaborative print-based projects. He focuses on rigorous experimentation with relief printmaking techniques through hand-carved, reduction woodblock printing and the digital technology of platemaking with Computer Numerical Control (CNC) routing.

About Paradigm Gallery + Studio
Paradigm Gallery + Studio® was established in 2010 by co-founders and curators, Jason Chen and Sara McCorriston. The gallery exhibits meaningful, process-intense contemporary artwork by emerging and mid-career artists from around the world. In 2022, Paradigm announced the opening of its new 5-story, 7,000 sq. ft. home, The Paradigm Arts Building, in Old City, Philadelphia. Now open to the public, the building boasts multiple floors of exhibition space, integrated in-house design and printmaking, a dedicated events floor, and art advisory offices. With this, Chen and McCorriston expanded their vision for the greater Philadelphia arts community. The gallery is at the heart of this vision, anchoring Paradigm’s overall mission of increasing access to the commercial art world, supporting artists and advancing their careers, and collaborating with like-minded partners to build a more equitable, sustainable arts economy for all.