Orchard’s luscious canvases hover between abstraction and figuration creating flattened spaces inspired by a variety of tropes from Western art history.

New Etiquette was created shortly after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Orchard describes, “In this work, I contrast objects that relay finite information (the telephone and newspaper) with modes of communicating the ineffable, namely physical touch. The painting also has a few symbols that relate to a shared hope for renewal within our new normal: a budding branch to represent regrowth; a broken bowl, poorly mended, but still in use; and a wine glass with two distinct sets of lipstick marks, suggesting physical intimacy and community.”

Danielle Orchard

New Etiquette, 2020

18" x 24"

Archival Pigment Print
Hand-signed and numbered by Danielle Orchard
Limited Edition of 30 with 3 AP

New Etiquette was featured in Public Art Fund’s spring 2020 city-wide open-air exhibition Art on the Grid, which featured 50 artists’ reflections on the converging crises of the coronavirus pandemic and systemic racism in our country.

ART FOR CHANGE will donate 20% of the net proceeds from the sale of this limited edition print to City Harvest.

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Danielle Orchard, New Etiquette, 2020; Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Print