... This chapter highlights the transformative impact of Robert Blackburn’s Printmaking Workshop (RBPMW) on some of the Puerto Rican / Nuyorican artists in New York who found a home there. The RBPMW was an inclusive hub for artists during the 1970s–1990s, with its comprehensive facilities and open...

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... Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art Cayman Gallery alternative arts multiculturalism parallel aesthetics This chapter highlights the transformative impact of Robert Blackburn’s Printmaking Workshop (RBPMW) on some of the Puerto Rican / Nuyorican artists in New York who found a home...

... but also to printmaking, since the distinctive shape of the block is characteristic of weights used to press paper flat. Taking a cue from Neptune and the View , chapter 7 creates an itinerary of spaces connected with the business of print in Venice during the sixteenth century. printmaking industry...

... 1960s, with his large-scale welded steel sculpture. Through Betye Saar we consider the large local group show as well as the role of printmaking as tactics to craft success for women artists. printmaking welded metal sculpture Betye Saar Charles White Melvin Edwards ...

... subject matter (still life, astrological symbolism, all’antica narratives), unusual compositional strategies, and technical enhancements. Despite his innovations, especially noteworthy with printmaking, this artist’s body of works remains less studied than those of celebrated contemporaries...

... with an inscription informing us that he is smoothing the waters, a reference to the sea but also to printmaking, since the distinctive shape of the block is characteristic of weights used to press paper flat. Taking a cue from Neptune and the View , chapter 7 creates an itinerary of spaces connected...

... considers how the rise of the artists’ conception of self and property, as often discussed in the work of Rembrandt’s workshop, cannot be separated from the simultaneous development of the trade in humans as chattel property. art market personhood maritime painting printmaking ...