This gallery contains 12 photos.
John Robert Craft lives and works on a ranch about 70 miles southeast of Amarillo, Texas. The land has passed down in his family over several generations. Mostly he raises cattle but has indulged in a wide variety of pursuits, … Continue reading
This gallery contains 9 photos.
Penny Cerling has been a pillar for over three decades in the fine art printmaking environment of Houston, Texas. She has also been a staunch supporter of the AP/RC, donating her artworks as well as many prints by artists with … Continue reading
This gallery contains 7 photos.
While the AP/RC focuses almost exclusively on printmakers who directly control their work from conceptualization through printing, on occasion we add artworks to the collection which were printed at a professional fine art print shop such as Lawrence Lithography Workshop … Continue reading
This gallery contains 58 photos.
Henry Klein has for decades been an integral conduit between United States audiences and central and eastern European printmakers. Through kleinprint, his Los Angeles-based business, he has had a particularly long interest in what he describes as “small format” graphic arts. … 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 24 photos.
In late 2018 Anthony Lazorko‘s estate generously donated to the AP/RC more than 700 proofs, woodblock matrices, drawings, test prints, studies, and related materials. This collection presents a unique opportunity to study in depth his work as an artist. Lazorko … Continue reading
This gallery contains 4 photos.
Justin Diggle, who lives in Salt Lake City and teaches at the University of Utah, added four intaglio prints from 2014 to his archive at the AP/RC. Diggle writes about his work: In our increasingly technological society it is becoming … Continue reading
This gallery contains 53 photos.
Kenneth Shorr, a video artist, playwright, photographer, manipulator of found objects, large-scaled muralist and performance artist, donated a rich and diverse archive of artwork to the AP/RC. It will require several of these blogs to introduce the range of his … Continue reading
This gallery contains 36 photos.
Judy Youngblood added to her AP/RC archive 112 prints and 10 matrices during 2018. Her collection of artworks in the AP/RC now spans over thirty years of her creative efforts, from 1978 to 2010. The works include drypoints, etchings, linocuts … Continue reading
This gallery contains 21 photos.
For three decades Cardona has been documenting and interpreting the social, political and economic trajectories of Ciudad Juarez. The twenty-one artworks acquired by the AP/RC formed the core of a 2013 exhibition and publication, Polvo de estrellas: recuerdos de la Calle Mariscal … Continue reading
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