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"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
"In What We See" A Printmaker's Response
This exhibition is curated by artist Harris Wiltsher, who states that this exhibition seeks to highlight the dynamism of print media through the eyes of African and African American printmakers. This exhibition is funded in part by an exhibition series project grant from the Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
Printmaking, an ever-evolving media, has a long tradition of printmakers of color like Bob Blackburn, John Muafangejo, Elizabeth Catlett, Leon Hicks, Howard Smith, Dox Thrash, and others. In this quest, this exhibition seeks to uncover the artist’s perspective of the world around them through technique and context. These artists are unique in their approach of printmaking, which lends to opening the “eyes” of the viewer and their soul. The exhibition is free and open for public viewing.
The exhibition curator Harris Wiltsher is Florida A&M University Facilitator & Associate Professor of Visual Arts and Gallery Director in Tallahassee, FL, and an MFA - Printmaking graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI.
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