Advancing Tradition: Twenty Years of Printmaking at the Austin Museum of Art
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Austin printmakers Flatbed Press an exhibition of prints and work in other media by the artists that have collaborated with them. Exhibition open November 27, 2010 – February 13, 2011.
Advancing Tradition: Twenty Years at Flatbed Press surveys these developments through examples from this Austin, Texas, printmaking workshop. Serving as a laboratory to experiment with these new possibilities, Flatbed Press has remained committed to traditional media and techniques. The 45 works featured in this exhibition demonstrate the interplay between tradition and innovation in printmaking that have occurred over the 20 years of the workshop’s existence. Nationally and internationally renowned, the featured artists include Sterling Allen, Terry Allen, John Alexander, Michael Ray Charles, Susan Davidoff, Kelly Fearing, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Jack Hanley, Luis Jimenez, Celia Munoz, Linda Ridgway, Dan Rizzie, Margo Sawyer, Katie van Scherpenberg, Julie Speed, James Surls, and Joan Winter.
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