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I have been working with AP/RC materials received from Eldon “E.C.” Cunningham’s widow, Allison, for several months. This has been an interesting challenge, demanding that I reverse engineer specific links among art works, printing plates, notes, mylars, drawings, proofs, and other … Continue reading
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Kathryn Maxwell’s print is thick with colored paper pulp and collaged parrots; all of these elements have been pressed and then other parts of the print were relief printed. The print’s borders include a series of iconographic elements such as minarets, moons, … Continue reading
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A 5,000 mile drive in late May through Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona and Utah yielded a cornucopia of prints that cascaded from the studio of Wayne Kimball in Springville, Utah. I had been corresponding with him for several years … Continue reading
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Ron Fundingsland lives in a small town in southern Colorado. In a converted chicken coop at the north end of his backyard he turns out deliciously textured and probing intaglio prints. This summer Ron donated 23 prints, increasing his AP/RC … Continue reading
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This week’s Random Print is a stone lithograph printed on mylar for Kathryn Polk’s print Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright. The title probably comes from the well known poem by William Blake (1757 – 1827), The Tyger in which the poet questions … Continue reading
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Rudy Pozzatti juried this print by Robert A. Nelson into the first ColorPrint USA exhibition in 1969. The work was also awarded a purchase prize. The print is composed of flat areas of blended color, lithographic drawing, and 3-dimensional elements made … Continue reading
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The Random Print of the Week, a woodcut by Anthony Lazorko, captures the highway and a fleeting travel narrative of an automotive-centric American landscape. In this work a New Mexican mountain range, probably the Organ Mountains, has been carefully rendered with … Continue reading
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Using Random.org’s number generator this morning I found this print, Mismatched Love, by photographer Joel Peter Witkin. It is from the ten print suite Bourgeoisie in De Nile that Witkin produced at Landfall Press in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2006. … Continue reading
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