This gallery contains 9 photos.
These nine photographs are from four different bodies of work by Tenneson (born 1955), an artist whose reputation catapulted with several published series featuring portraits of women [e.g., Transformations (1994), Illuminations (1998), Light Warriors (2000), and Wise Women (2002)] . Her … Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
In the 1950s Fink (born 1941) hitchhiked through the Midwest United States to Long Island, New York, his family’s home. The peripatetic teenager moved on again, but just a short distance, to Minetta Lane, just two blocks from Washington Square … Continue reading
This gallery contains 44 photos.
Most of Capp’s images posted in this AP/RC blog are from her work among the Hutterite communities in eastern Washington state, many published in her book, Hutterite: A World of Grace (Edition Stemmle, 1998). Capp was born in Portland Oregon … Continue reading
This gallery contains 25 photos.
Baranoff (1923-1978), a native of Montreal, Quebec, graduated in 1952 from the School of Art and Design at the Montreal Museum of Fine Art and received his MFA from the University of Southern California in 1959. In the same year … Continue reading
This gallery contains 16 photos.
Kren created this suite of lithographs, Dreams and Memories, with Mike Sims of Lawrence Lithography Workshop now located in Kansas City. Concerning this suite, she observed that, “(It) evolved in the early 1980’s while I was working on a series of … Continue reading
This gallery contains 38 photos.
Marcus was born in Colorado in 1978 and currently lives in New York City. The images donated to the AP/RC were created over a 1,500 mile journey of 40 days along the length of India and Bangladesh’s Ganges river. A … Continue reading
This gallery contains 4 photos.
Saenz, born in Mexico, resides in San Antonio, Texas where he is head of the printmaking program at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The subjects of his images tend to focus on immigration issues, highlighted by tensions along … Continue reading
This gallery contains 44 photos.
Vaughn Wascovich’s images of Cleveland bridges (Bridging Cleveland) and of rural eastern Texas (Hard Times) exploits the shifting essentials of pin hole photography–focus, resolution and texture–and then mediates them with 21st century digital printing techniques. The saturation of ink by … Continue reading
This gallery contains 37 photos.
Julie Speed recently began an archive of her prints dating from 2000 to the present. Most of Speed’s etchings have been printed at Flatbed Press in Austin, TX and in collaboration with Fran Christiana, who organized the artworks that the … Continue reading
This gallery contains 76 photos.
A long-time supporter of the Museum of Texas Tech University, William Davies, donated through his estate 80 woodcuts and wood engravings by Willard Clark (1910-1992). Davies had collected most of these prints between 1990 and 2010. Willard Clark, born in … Continue reading
