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2026 Layered Lives. Harn Museum of Art. Curated by Adrianne Faber Kolb. August 2026.
Adrianne Faber Kolb. .
Harn Museum of Art. ,
Gainesville,
FL, United States.
08/25/2026-
01/03/2027.
Exhibiting artist(s): Belkis Ayón, Ariamna Contino, Aimée García, Alejandra Glez, Elsa Mora, Rocío García Nuez, Mabel Poblet Pujol, Sandra Ramos, Adislen Reyes, Linet Sánchez Gutiérrez .
This Is America: Selections from PAMM’s Collection.
Maritza Lacayo. .
Perez Art Museum, PAMM, Miami. ,
Miami,
FL, United States.
05/28/2026-
05/28/2027.
Exhibiting artist(s): José Bedia, Judy Chicago, Alfredo Jaar, and Rashid Johnson, Eddie Arroyo, Thomas Bils, Gonzalo Hernández, Sandra Ramos, .
Outstanding Printmaker Award
Mid America Print Council
Winner: Jenny Schmid
Baton Rouge,
LA, United States
Recent Scholarship
Monica Anke Hahn.
"Three-Fingered Jack: Staging Resistance in the Toy Theater."
Journal18: a journal of eighteenth-century art and culture
(April 2026): n/a.
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).
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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