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Janaury Issue 2003
Hodges Taylor Gallery in Charlotte, NC, Features Works by Robert Marsh & Recent Print Editions
Robert Marsh
Hodges Taylor Gallery in Charlotte, NC, is please to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of long-time gallery artist, Robert Marsh, and a new show of fine prints entitled, Recent Print Editions. The exhibitions open Jan. 3, and continue through Feb. 28, 2003.
This past Fall, print curator, June Lambla,
traveled to the Twelfth Annual Print Fair in New York City to
see the latest print publications. For this show, Lambla has brought
together new print publications in etching, lithography, and woodcut
with artists from the United States, Ireland and England. Work
by artists such as North Carolina native Donald Sultan, renowned
collagist Judy Pfaff, Pat Steir, Celia Paul, Jane O'Malley and
others will be on exhibition.
Donald Sultan
Minimalist artist, Donald Sultan has exhibited
in the gallery previously. Originally from Asheville, NC, Sultan
has exhibited throughout the world and is in collections such
as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture
Garden, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Art Institute
of Chicago. In 1988, a retrospective exhibition at the Museum
of Modern Art focused on Sultan's prints. He will be speaking
in Charlotte on Jan. 16, 2003, co-sponsored by the Mint Museum
of Art and the McColl Center for Visual Art. Selections of his
prints will be in the current exhibition including Flowers
in a Flower Vase and Flowers and Vase with Oranges.
More recent iris prints from his continuing series of Smoke
Rings will also be in the gallery.
Judy Pfaff
Judy Pfaff has been working at Tandem Press
in Madison, Wisconsin, for several years on a series of long horizontal
prints. Like her large-scale installations critically acclaimed
in museums throughout the US, Europe, and the Far East, the new
prints have a three-dimensional presence. Fabric dyes and hand
applied encaustic paints embellish large-scale etchings and lithographs.
She uses imagery from Indian Sanskrit ledger books and stenciling
from computer laser shapes of plants from scientific journals.
Pat Steir's From the Boat series is her nineteenth project
at Crown Point Press in San Francisco. Four-color etchings start
with an image of rain reminiscent of her waterfall works, and
move to images of constellation, comet and horizon. Joining Steir
are British printmaker Celia Paul's new etchings from Marlborough
Graphics, London, Irish artist Jane O'Malley's prints from Graphic
Studio Dublin, Susan Page's photogravure, chine colleé,
Mary Mito's new lithographs from Landfall Press as well as prints
by sculptor James Surls, painter Wayne Thiebaud, and printmaker
David Shapiro.
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