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Recent News
PRINT! Les premières pages d’une révolution
Musée international de la Réforme,
Geneva,
Switzerland.
06/04/2017-
10/31/2017.
Exhibiting artist(s): John M Armleder, Marc Bauer, Vidya Gastaldon, Mai-Thu Perret.
A Century of Japanese Prints
Rhiannon Paget, Andrew W. Mellon Fellow for Japanese Art.
Saint Louis Art Museum,
St. Louis,
MO, United States.
08/11/2017-
01/28/2018.
A Collaborative Language: From the Experimental Printmaking Institute
Kelli Morgan (Winston & Carolyn Lowe Curatorial Fellow for Diversity in the Fine Arts).
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts ,
Philadelphia,
PA, United States.
08/12/2017-
11/05/2017.
Recent Scholarship
Stephen H. Whiteman, Minerva Inwald, Bingqing Wei, John Clark.
Floating Time: Chinese Prints, 1954-2002.
Sydney, Seattle:
Power Publications; University of Washington Press,
2017.
Jennifer Van Horn.
"Imprinting the Civil."
In The Power of Objects in Eighteenth-Century British America.
Chapel Hill, NC:
University of North Carolina Press,
2017: 31-98.
Suzanne Karr Schmidt.
Interactive and Sculptural Printmaking in the Renaissance.
Leiden:
Brill,
2017.
APS Highlights
Now accepting submissions. Deadline: August 21, 2018.
Announcing the 2017 Winner of the Schulman and Bullard Article Prize — Jonas Beyer
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