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
Forward Press: 21st Century Printmaking
American University Museum at the Katzen,
Washington,
DC, United States.
04/06/2019-
08/11/2019.
Inspiration: Japanese Woodblock Prints
Hofstra University Museum of Art, David Filderman Gallery,
Hempstead,
NY, United States.
03/26/2019-
07/26/2019.
Claire Nicole. Instants gravés
Camille Jaquier.
Pavillon de l'estampe, Musée Jenisch Vevey,
Vevey,
Switzerland.
03/15/2019-
05/26/2019.
Exhibiting artist(s): Claire Nicole.
Recent Scholarship
Alexis Tala.
Installations and Experimental Printmaking.
London:
Bloomsbury Visual Arts,
2019.
Robert Fucci, Jan Piet Filedt Kok.
"Review: The New Hollstein Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts 1450-1700: Rembrandt (7 vols.) by
Erik Hinterding and Jaco Rutgers."
Simiolus
(2014): 141-149.
Robert Fucci.
"Landscape into History: The Early Printed Landscape Series by Jan van de Velde II (1593-1641)."
PhD diss.,
Columbia University,
2018.
APS Highlights
Call for Proposals: APS-Sponsored Session for the 2020 CAA Conference
Announcing the 2018 Winners of the APS Publication Grant
Aaron M. Hyman and Dana Leibsohn
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