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Craig Mindell recently donated over 120 woodcut matrices. Mindell usually prints his images using three color separations, one wood matrix per color. These matrices span some 30 years and, as a result, one can follow the arc of Mindell’s skill … Continue reading
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Austin-based wood relief printmaker Craig Mindell forwarded a few of his recent prints to the AP/RC. Mindell has often included in his archive one of each color proof and his graphite drawing with which he transfers his composition to individual … Continue reading
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Mindell’s ink choices in these two versions of E. 6th Street have unique characteristics. The Graphic Chemical Process Blue in the first version defines a world in sharp graphic marks, while the Daniel Smith Mediterranean Blue creates a softer and … 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
Artist Printmaker/Photographer Research Collection ● AP/RC ● Art Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University 