This gallery contains 12 photos.
Kathryn Polk’s donations of lithographs to the AP/RC continue to explore the range of her narrative powers and preserve many of her iconic sigils, symbols and personalities. In a video interview conducted while Polk was visiting Anchor Graphics in Chicago, she talked … Continue reading
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Thomas Stubbs’ print, Reluctance To, came to the AP/RC by way of the 1991 ColorPrint USA exhibition organized and curated by Lynwood Kreneck. The lithograph depicts a bound figure in multidimensional, Cubist-like iterations of time and space. Ropes and bindings bite into legs and … Continue reading
This gallery contains 6 photos.
James Broderick played an instrumental role in the development of the arts in Lubbock and at Texas Tech University. From 1976 to 1983 he was Chair of the Department of Art at Texas Tech University before he moved to a … Continue reading
This gallery contains 8 photos.
The newest additions from Montana artist Gesine Janzen include large woodcuts, some of which were printed by Mike Sims between 2002 and 2005 at The Lawrence Lithography Workshop in Kansas City, Missouri. Her observations about these prints note that: “The primary source…is the … Continue reading
This gallery contains 41 photos.
Before becoming a professional artist at the age of 43, Anne Noggle had been a pilot in WWII and had served as a captain in the Air Force during the Korean Conflict. Amelia Earhart was an early hero, the airplane her early love. She began take … Continue reading
This gallery contains 12 photos.
From Bonnie Schiffman’s biography on her web site: Over the past three decades, Bonnie Schiffman has photographed hundreds of celebrities, from George Burns to Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Child to Joni Mitchell, Muhammad Ali to Warren Buffet—all of whom have appeared in the most … Continue reading
This gallery contains 35 photos.
Robert Von Sternberg recently donated forty-two of his photographs spanning the last five decades. Von Sternberg has noted that he seeks in his images an elusive element of the world that can be found anywhere and everywhere at any time. … Continue reading
This gallery contains 6 photos.
John-Mark Schlink combines a background in architecture with and a focus on print media. With an x-ray like vision, Schlink dissects parts of buildings and explores their dynamic structural elements and spatial geometries. The orderly chaos of his compositions waver … Continue reading
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Carlos Hernandez compels attention. His enthusiastic visual adventures into 1950s and 60s photo-imagery, throbbing compositions, and explosive colors dance and shout. Hernandez can often be found, along with his print shop collaborator, Patrick Masterson, at Burning Bones Press in Houston, … Continue reading
This gallery contains 15 photos.
We continue to explore the sketchbooks of Robert Dale Anderson. Reproduced here is a sketchbook from the summer of 2007 that contains the ink meanderings of the artist as he constructed imagined monuments and towers. The last page of studies is … Continue reading
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