APS is a group for print enthusiasts that brings together the diverse print community: curators, collectors, academics, graduate students, artists, paper conservators, critics, independent scholars, and dealers. APS’s goals are to facilitate dialogue among its members and encourage innovative print scholarship.
Recent News
Tsuruya Kōkei: Modern Kabuki Prints Revised & Revisited
Kendall H. Brown.
Asia Society Texas Center,
Houston,
United States.
09/14/2019-
01/19/2020.
Rembrandt’s Greatest Prints
Paul Crenshaw
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Boston, MA, United States
Boston, MA, United States
10/09/2019,
1-2:30pm
Japanese Prints Abroad in Portland: The Mary Andrews Ladd Collection
Jeannie Kenmotsu
Portland Art Museum
Portland, OR, United States
Portland, OR, United States
09/05/2019,
6-7pm
Recent Scholarship
Christina Weyl.
The Women of Atelier 17: Modernist Printmaking in Midcentury New York.
New Haven, CT:
Yale University Press,
2019.
Vaibhav Singh.
"The first Indian-script typeface on the Monotype: a missing chapter in the history of mechanical typecasting."
Journal of the Printing Historical Society
(2018): 37-70.
Vaibhav Singh.
"The machine in the colony: technology, politics, and the typography of Devanagari in the early years of mechanization."
Philological Encounters
3, no. 4 (2018): 469-495.
APS Highlights
Now Accepting Submissions for the APS Publication Prize!
Applications due August 31
2019 Schulman and Bullard Article Prize
Awarded to Shira Brisman
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