11”x17” Calendar perforated for an 11”x11” artwork
Risograph printed on SF5450
Flat Gold, Cornflower & Federal Blue
91# Cover, Stone
Artist Statement
“2026 celebrates the year of the horse on the lunar zodiac calendar. Each full moon, including the new year, is marked by a circle and a star. The image is a film photograph of my dad riding a horse during a family trip to Tamaya Horse Rehab in Santa Ana Pueblo, NM. The horse’s name is Gunner. The pixel horses are pulled from photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, known for the first photographic studies of motion and early motion pictures.”
Artist Bio
Lana Nguyen is an emerging multidisciplinary artist from Albuquerque, New Mexico. They are currently studying undergraduate Studio Art at the University of New Mexico. Their art practice is derived from their intersectional identity as a young and queer first-generation Vietnamese American. Lana most enjoys printmaking, photography, and painting, though she is always curious about new art practices. They enjoy connecting and collaborating with artists from all backgrounds.
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Risolana’s annual calendars are designed with a perforation to allow for you to enjoy your artwork years after the calendar year. Each calendar is “hand” printed at Risolana in the South Valley, New Mexico. The run of each calendar is split 50/50 with the artist and sold to help support Risolana programming.
11”x17” Calendar perforated for an 11”x11” artwork
Risograph printed on SF5450
Flat Gold, Cornflower & Federal Blue
91# Cover, Stone
Artist Statement
“2026 celebrates the year of the horse on the lunar zodiac calendar. Each full moon, including the new year, is marked by a circle and a star. The image is a film photograph of my dad riding a horse during a family trip to Tamaya Horse Rehab in Santa Ana Pueblo, NM. The horse’s name is Gunner. The pixel horses are pulled from photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, known for the first photographic studies of motion and early motion pictures.”
Artist Bio
Lana Nguyen is an emerging multidisciplinary artist from Albuquerque, New Mexico. They are currently studying undergraduate Studio Art at the University of New Mexico. Their art practice is derived from their intersectional identity as a young and queer first-generation Vietnamese American. Lana most enjoys printmaking, photography, and painting, though she is always curious about new art practices. They enjoy connecting and collaborating with artists from all backgrounds.
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Risolana’s annual calendars are designed with a perforation to allow for you to enjoy your artwork years after the calendar year. Each calendar is “hand” printed at Risolana in the South Valley, New Mexico. The run of each calendar is split 50/50 with the artist and sold to help support Risolana programming.
