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The AP/RC received a generous donation from Valley House Gallery and Sculpture Garden in Dallas of an etching, Front Elevation of Section 17 (1971) by Valton Tyler (1944-2017). The Valley House Gallery’s founder, Donald Vogel, had been an early supporter … Continue reading
This gallery contains 11 photos.
Cerling, who has lived in Houston for more than four decades, began to print in the 1980s in Little Egypt Enterprise, a Houston shop that created print and other editioned artworks opened by David Folkman in 1974. (Folkman moved his … Continue reading
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On occasion the AP/RC has some modest resources to acquire works published by various print shops in the western United States. Among these, we recently acquired two woodcut print by John Buck and a lithograph by Enrique Chagoya from Shark’s … Continue reading
This gallery contains 10 photos.
During the summer of 2018, the Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas in Austin distributed a large number of artworks that had been in the collection of The Contemporary Austin (formerly the Austin Museum of … Continue reading
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The AP/RC received a generous donation from the artist of 46 original drypoints and linocuts that date from 2000 to 2010. Like a variety of printmakers who use relief matrices, Judy Youngblood tends toward printing combinations or select elements of … Continue reading
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Mary Hood generously donated to the AP/RC this Fall (2016) more than sixty copper plate and wood relief matrices, printed proofs, photo-transparencies, and editioned prints. This range of related materials and completed art works allows students, scholars, art historians, and others … Continue reading
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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
This gallery contains 6 photos.
Much of Justin Diggle’s artwork focuses on the ever increasing surveillance of individuals. His birds act as metaphors for cameras, scanners, drones, satellites, and GPS devices that keep tabs on our movements, or allow us to be voyeurs in the … Continue reading
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Terrell James’ etchings read like a catalog of her techniques, each a unique excavation of her metal plates. Blasted landscapes, errant ravines, acne craters, surround plateaus and pockmarked surfaces, wiped clean during the intaglio printing process. The accumulation of processes–line … Continue reading
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Ricardo Ruiz, a printmaker from Corpus Christi, TX, sent four exchange portfolios to the AP/RC this past year. Here are some selections from an eclectic mix of prints from Mondo Tondo, Trash, Revival and Body of Christ.
Artist Printmaker/Photographer Research Collection ● AP/RC ● Art Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University 