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
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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 11 photos.
The AP/RC recently received a group of sixty art works by Betty Hahn, an artist well known for her explorations of less traditional photographic techniques. The works in the AP/RC collection range from the mid 1960’s to the end of the … 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
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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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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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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
This gallery contains 15 photos.
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.
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James Dormer of Fort Collins, Colorado, works in lithography and intaglio to attain abstractions that rely heavily on automatism. His landscapes of marks, washes and grounds create environments for one’s eyes to wander in search of meaning. The works are … Continue reading
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Melanie Yazzie has initiated, juggled, organized and coordinated over 100 international printmaking exchanges. Below is a sample of prints from portfolios recently donated by her to the AP/RC.
 | peterstrommebriggsgm… on Willard Clark: Woodcuts and Wo… |
 | Il signore dei labir… on New AP/RC Artist: John-Mark… |
 | Veronica Rose on Willard Clark: Woodcuts and Wo… |
 | Lindsey Lynn on ColorPrint USA: A Short H… |
 | Marta Fainberg on New Additions to the AP/RC: La… |
Artist Printmaker/Photographer Research Collection ● AP/RC ● Art Division of the Museum of Texas Tech University 