Regrets Poster

This poster of Jill Greenberg’s “Regrets” shows a portrait of a monkey with a downturned, mournful look on its face.

Greenberg has been photographing since she was 9 years old, and since the mid 80s experimented constantly with such disparate techniques as rephotographing slide projections, reflections in mylar, and cyanotypes. But, ultimately she fell in love with the computer as a tool to create worlds that mirrored the drawing and painting techniques she saw in the Surrealists. This love of pushing the mediums coupled with the rigorous training she received as a young student at Cranbrook, the Detroit Institute of Arts and as a college student in the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, where she graduated with honors, plus coursework in semiotics and feminist critical theory at Brown University, all inform her work which pokes fun at high and low simultaneously, slyly questioning both art and commerce from both sides of the aisle.

Size: 19.69”W x 27.56”H (50x70 cm)

Printed on FSC-certified paper