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
This gallery contains 15 photos.
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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Kapplinger, professor of Art at North Dakota State University (NDSU) where he has taught since 1992, received an MFA in printmaking from the University of Iowa. In 1998 he founded at NDSU the Printmaking, Education, and Research Studio (PEARS) and … Continue reading
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from Kent Rush’s web site which you can link to here… Kent Rush was born in Hayward, California (the “East Bay” of the San Francisco Bay Area) in 1948. He spent his formative years absorbing the artistic, intellectual and political … Continue reading
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Raised on a secluded ranch in rural central Idaho Cerese Vaden’s early life was an anachronism. Butter churning, making bread, gathering eggs and feeding bum lambs were among the weekly chores. Avid reading and family trips across the United States … Continue reading
We are saddened to hear of the death of artist and printmaker Dennis Olsen. He died on November 26, Thanksgiving day in the United States. You can read his obituary from the San Antonio Express-News here. PSB
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Dennis Olsen continues to edition works for his Samplings series, a group of portraits of fictional characters. The AP/RC recently received fifty of the soon-to-be-completed eighty plus intaglio prints from this series. Here is a sample of nine. Olsen’s written … Continue reading
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