10/02/2026
In celebration of 30 years of the iea, over 350 visiting artists, community projects, exhibitions, and international partnerships, we are excited to offer two limited edition prints featuring key figures in the formation of the iea – Professor’s William Contino and Andrew Deutsch.
Each artist has agreed to produce an edition of 30 prints to generate funds to support future artist-in-residences attendance at Alfred, engagement with students and the public, all within the New York State College of Ceramics.
This is your opportunity to own a Contino or Deutsch artwork and celebrate their retirement from the Division of Expanded Media!
The three-month pre-sale starts TODAY and will be available until Dec 31 or when prints run out. More information below, at the link in our bio, and at blog.alfred.edu/iea/iea-editions/
Key Dates:
Three-Month Pre-Sale
October 2 – December 31
Print price: $500 + free shipping
Be the first to secure your signed edition from Andrew Deutsch and William Contino at a reduced price before general print release! Each print is limited to an edition of 30 and is available on a first come first served basis. When they are gone, they are gone! The image and technical processes used to create the prints will be hinted during the production period, but the final image will not be revealed until you receive the artwork. There are also special gifts included with your pre-sale purchase!
Image Release + Early-Bird Access
February 1 – March 31
Print price: $600 + $30 shipping
General Access to all on ieaEditions Website
April 1
Print price: $700 + $30 shipping
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In celebration of 30 years of the iea, over 350 visiting artists, community projects, exhibitions, and international partnerships, we are excited to offer two limited edition prints featuring key figures in the formation of the iea – Professor’s William Contino and Andrew Deutsch.
Each artist has agreed to produce an edition of 30 prints to generate funds to support future artist-in-residences attendance at Alfred, engagement with students and the public, all within the New York Stat