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Recent News
A Closer Look: June Wayne, Corita Kent, and a New Age for Printmaking
Margot Yale
Organized by Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Legion of Honor
San Francisco, CA,
Legion of Honor
San Francisco, CA,
10/10/2026,
1pm
After-Hours Tour: Stephanie Schrader on Five Centuries of Works on Paper: The Grunwald Center at 70, Part II
Stephanie Schrader
Hammer Museum
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Los Angeles, CA, United States
09/16/2026,
6-7 pm
Strange Land — Etchings by Brian D. Cohen
Boston, Massachusetts,
MA, United States
Recent Scholarship
Elizabeth Savage, Margaret Morgan Grasselli .
"Review: Printing Colour 1700-1830: Histories, Techniques, Functions, and Receptions by
Margaret Morgan Grasselli and Elizabeth Savage, eds.."
Vivliofika
(2025): 196-198.
Maggie North, Carrie Robbins.
Ruth Fine: In Search of the Place.
Bryn Mawr, PA:
Bryn Mawr College,
2026.
Julie Mellby.
"Fit to Print: The New York Times Museum of the Recorded Word."
Princeton University Library Chronicle
81, no. 2 (2026): 373-398.
APS Highlights
Register Now for the 2026 Distinguished Scholar Lecture in September
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CFP: APS-CAA Panel, submit by August 30
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Press Release: 2026 APS Collaboration Grant
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Press Release: 2026 Schulman and Bullard Article Prize
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Press Release: 2025 APS Publication Grant
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Press Release: 2026 APS Travel Grant
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