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CFP | Lines of Enquiry: Graphic Arts & the Afterlives of the Material Past
Society of Antiquaries of London
Burlington House
London, --, United Kingdom
11/06/2026,
9:30am-5pm (TBC)
London, --, United Kingdom
Odilon Redon: Otherworldly Visions
Danielle Canter.
J. Paul Getty Museum,
Los Angeles,
CA, United States.
07/14/2026-
10/18/2026.
Personal to Political: Celebrating the African American Artists of Paulson Fontaine Press(Working title)
Janet Turner Print Museum,
Chico,
CA, United States.
08/25/2026-
10/17/2026.
Exhibiting artist(s): Edgar Arceneaux, Louisiana Bendolph, Mary Lee Bendolph, McArthur Binion, Kerry James Marshall, Loretta Pettway, Martin Puryear.
Recent Scholarship
Sandra De Rycker.
"From the textual to the textural: Towards a multimodal understanding of the semiosis of collaborative printmaking."
Multimodality & Society
(online first) Special Issue on textu(r)alities: Semiotics, bodies, texts (2026): Forthcoming (online first).
Paul Coldwell.
Ink, Paper, Chisel, Grain. A Remarkable History of Woodcut.
London, UK:
Penguin Random House,
2026.
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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