This gallery contains 3 photos.
Fundingsland’s intaglio prints wend their way around the world, mainly the United States and Europe, through exhibition after exhibition. And the AP/RC fortunately holds a large cache of these richly bitten, mezzotinted, aquatinted iconic images. Recently the artist added to … Continue reading
This gallery contains 8 photos.
Forty-six soldiers serving in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War performed unusual roles as Combat Artists. Don R.Schol was one. Following his tour in Vietnam and his separation from the Army, he accepted a teaching position in 1969 at … Continue reading
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Before 2012 Craig Mindell printed his plywood relief prints by hand, an impressive undertaking considering that he usually prints three color blocks for each and that the image is moderately large (most are about 24 x 36 inches). He acquired … Continue reading
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Andis Applewhite joined the AP/RC recently, and sent to the Museum a group of screen and wood relief prints. Her work tends toward harnessing physical energy and emotion in dynamic response to her media and tools. The wood relief prints … Continue reading
This gallery contains 3 photos.
Posters, often colorful advertisements for products and events, grew in scale and impact in the second half of the 19th century following Jules Cheret’s lithographs produced for the bustling streets of Paris. According to an 1869 interview with English critic … Continue reading
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In 1969, American printmaker Lynwood Kreneck (see work above) opened the exhibition series ColorPrint USA (CPUSA), bringing original prints to Lubbock, Texas with hopes of providing insight and inspiration to the art community and students in the newly created art … Continue reading
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Evan Lindquist donated twenty prints to the ColorPrint USA collection in 2005 and another eleven in 2010. Recently he was selected as the first artist laureate of Arkansas, a honor that spans 2013-17. In recognition of his laureate appointment, Lindquist … Continue reading
This gallery contains 16 photos.
James T. Dormer’s recent donation to the AP/RC indicates his unmistakable commitment to the potentials of abstract expressionism. Trained first as a painter (MFA in 1964, Pennsylvania State University), and then as a printmaker (MA in 1969, University of Iowa), … Continue reading
This gallery contains 9 photos.
In 1981 Joan Myers caught a glimpse of some of the architectural remains of Manzanar, a Japanese detention camp in the Mojave desert, while traveling by car through California. She returned home to New Mexico, read and studied about the … Continue reading
This gallery contains 12 photos.
For years Polk has explored the subject of violence. From intimate personal aggression to pervasive institutional belligerence, his work often creaks with emotional uneasiness deepened through a sensual seductiveness of ink on paper. In 2007, Polk underscored this reciprocity: “At … Continue reading
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