Artists provided critical commentaries on the injustices plaguing the country during the Great Depression era through printmaking.
Printmaking as a tool of resistance in 1930s America
Jim Dine prints and sculpture at University of South Florida
The University of South Florida’s world-renowned print studio presents a survey of Jim Dine’s collaborative prints and sculpture editions.
WPA Prints at Academy Art Museum
The WPA prints chart the people, politics and everyday labor of American life from the Great Depression into the early years of World War II.
Latino-American artist prints at Eiteljorg Museum
The exhibition of Latino-American artist prints includes 40 prints produced through an independent coalition of workshops, called talleres.
Limited edition prints from Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat in Toronto
Taglialatella Galleries presents an exhibition celebrating 25 years of limited-edition prints released by the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Brand X Editions workshop celebrated at Dallas Museum of Art
The Dallas Museum of Art presents an exhibition exploring the expressive possibilities of contemporary screenprinting through the work of legendary New York City based workshop Brand X Editions.
