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Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter, 2009 School of Art Illinois State University, Normaleditionsworkshop@Ilstu.Edu View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by ISU ReD: Research and eData Illinois State University ISU ReD: Research and eData Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter Art 2009 Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter, 2009 School of Art Illinois State University, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/new Part of the Art and Design Commons Recommended Citation School of Art, "Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter, 2009" (2009). Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter. 19. https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/new/19 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Art at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in Normal Editions Workshop Newsletter by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NORMAL EDITIONS WORKSHOP Richard Finch, Director and Professor of Art Veda Rives, Associate Director SCHOOL OF ART COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY celebrating over years 30 Center for the Visual Arts Box 5620 Normal, IL 61790-5620 PHONE: 309-438-7530 FAX: 309-438-2215 WEB: http://www.cfa.ilstu.edu/normal_editions/ E-MAIL: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] FALL 2009 NUMBER 18 Nemean Lion by Rudy Pozzatti The Great Boar by Rudy Pozzatti one-color lithograph, 23 ⅝" x 34 ½ ", 2009 Stymphalian Birds by Rudy Pozzatti one-color lithograph, 25 ⅝" x 33 ¾", 2009 MOMA Library Adds NEW Book one-color lithograph, 25 ⅝" x 33 ¾", 2009 2009 Contract Printi ng Milan Hughston, Chief of Library and grant to NEW for the fi scal year 2010. Normal Editions Workshop (NEW) has Museum Archives at the Museum of This program enhances public awareness undertaken a major contract printing Modern Art, was pleased to acquire a of and interest in the visual arts. Major project with Rudy Pozzatti, The Twelve copy of Marks from the Matrix ▪ Normal agenda items for the funding period Labors of Hercules, a suite of twelve prints. Editi ons Workshop Collaborati ve Limited include: conti nued development of CVA These large images were masterfully Editi ons Prints 1976-2006, delivered by Suite III publicati on, a suite of four prints drawn by the artist using lithographic Veda Rives and Meda Rives during their by Illinois arti sts; conti nued development crayon, tusche, and subtractive methods recent visit to New York City. MOMA of the Figurati ve Portf olio publicati on, a on Artex textured film. Positive-working staff members had expressed a desire to suite of prints using the human fi gure as a photo litho plates were made by David add a copy of NEW’s book publicati on to subject; collaborati on with Rudy Pozzatti Keister and Rudy Pozzatti. NEW is printing their collecti on because of its value as on a suite of twelve prints, The Twelve each black and white image in an edition a research tool which documents thirty Labors of Hercules; stage two of Fronti ers of twenty impressions, plus various proofs, years of collaborati ve printi ng at Illinois in Printmaking: Conference Proceedings, on 27 ½ x 39 ½ inch Magnani Incisioni State University, with over 100 arti sts digital documentati on; marketi ng and paper. This semester’s printing team of regional, nati onal, and internati onal promoti onal strategies for stage two of includes Richard Finch, Veda Rives, Nick reputati on. Marks from the Matrix was the conference proceedings; conti nued Satinover, and Brian Selke. Editions which edited by Richard Finch and Veda Rives marketi ng and distributi on for both the have been printed include The Great Boar, with additi onal contributi ons from Mark traveling exhibiti on and accompanying Nemean Lion, Stymphalian Birds, Geryon, Pascale, David Keister, Buzz Spector, book, Marks from the Matrix ■ Normal and Augean Stables. and James D. Butler. It documents Editi ons Workshop Collaborati ve Limited over 200 publicati ons, highlighti ng Editi on Prints 1976-2006; and conti nued contemporary artwork created at this development of the NEW archive and print research facility in the School of searchable database of limited editi on Art by arti sts including Garo Antreasian, prints. Phyllis Bramson, Byron Burford, Rodney Carswell, Nancy Davidson, Jane Dickson, Julia Fish, John Fraser, Sidney Goodman, Denise Green, Alex Grey, Arturo Herrera, John Himmelfarb, Mark Innerst, Suzanne Jackson, Ilya Kabakov, Wayne Kimball, Donald Lipski, Dennis Oppenheim, Richard Rezac, Kenny Scharf, Rosalyn Schwartz, Kiki Smith, Buzz Spector, Robert Stackhouse, John Whitesell, and David Wojnarowicz. Grant Award: Fiscal Year 2010 Milan Hughston, Chief of Library and Museum We are pleased to report that the Archives, MOMA, received a copy of Marks from the Matrix ■ Normal Editions Workshop Collaborative Geryon by Rudy Pozzatti Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, Limited Editions Prints 1976-2006 from Veda and one-color lithograph, 33 ¾" x 24 ¾", 2009 awarded a general operati ng support Meda Rives during a recent visit to New York City. framed impression is $300.00 (retail price for the unframed impression is $600.00). Written bids may be submitted anytime before the deadline to: Richard Finch, Campus Box 5620, Illinois State University, Normal, IL 61790-5620. During the sale, written bids may also be submitted to the cashiers. Email bids are accepted at the following address: [email protected]. All bids must be received by 5 PM on Friday, Silent Auction Item: Heartland VIII by Harold Gregor, 1989 December 4th. six-color lithograph, 21" x 28 ½" image, 30" x 36" framed All proceeds from the event will be Printmakers’ Exhibiti on and Sale used to support the ISU printmaking The 25th Annual Printmakers’ program. Silent Auction winners will be Silent Auction Item: The Quiet Kind by Nick Satinover, Exhibiti on and Sale will be held on Friday, announced at 5:30 PM on December 4th. 2008, relief and etching, 11" x 11" image, 18" x 18" framed December 4th from 8 AM to 5:30 PM in Participants need not be present to win. classes, ART 346 Lithography II and ART the intaglio studio, room 123 in the Center 246 Lithography I, each semester of this for the Visual Arts (CVA) building. All prints Jim Butler Reti res from Teaching academic year. are original artworks by ISU students, Aft er thirty-nine years of teaching Welcome to our new graduate faculty, staff , alumni, and visiti ng arti sts. lithography and other art courses in students, Lisa Lofgren and Megan CVA is located on the south side of campus the School of Art, College of Fine Arts Stroech, who began the MFA program in on Beaufort Street. Hourly parking is at Illinois State University and Southern printmaking in August 2009. Lisa’s BFA available in the south University structure Illinois University at Edwardsville (SIUE), degree is from the University of Wyoming on University Street. Jim Butler reti red from teaching in May in Laramie. Megan's BFA degree is from Four auction items are featured in of 2009. Jim was recognized for his the University of Texas at Austi n. Lisa the event. California, Ohio, Illinois by outstanding contributi ons to Illinois State and Megan join current MFA students, Sarah Smelser, is a 10" x 16" monotype in 2000 when he was awarded the ti tle Nick Sati nover and Jared Witt enmyer, print, framed at 20" x 25". Minimum of Disti nguished Professor. Jim's plans whose undergraduate degrees are bid for this framed impression at the include a greater focus on his studio from Wright State University, Dayton, silent auction is $300.00 (retail price of work, family, and travel. Current and OH and the University of Iowa, Iowa an unframed impression is $600.00). The upcoming publicati ons and exhibiti ons are: City, IA, respecti vely. We appreciate the Quiet Kind by Nick Satinover is a 11" x 11" included in the book, 60 Years of North assistance of the printmaking graduate relief and etching, framed at 18" x 18". American Prints 1947-2007, published students through their graduate assistant Minimum bid for this framed impression by The Boston Printmakers, Boston, MA, assignments this semester: Nick Sati nover, is $150.00 (retail price of an unframed 2009; Boston Printmakers Field Report Normal Editi ons Workshop and teaching impression is $300.00). GroundCover-- Exhibiti on, W. Keith and Janet Kellogg one secti on of ART 246 Lithography I; Spring and Summer, by Julia Fish, is a 21" University Art Gallery, California State Jared Witt enmyer, assisti ng in ART 346 x 17 ½" three-color lithograph, framed at Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA, Lithography II and ART 345 Intaglio II; Lisa 30" x 24". Minimum bid for this framed November 10 - December 12, 2009; The Lofgren, assisti ng in ART 246 Lithography impression at the silent auction is $350.00 Founders, an exhibiti on featuring arti sts / I and ART 245 Intaglio I; and Megan (retail price of an unframed impression is professors at Southern Illinois University Stroech, assisti ng in ART 246 Lithography I $700.00). Heartland VIII by Harold Gregor Edwardsville, who are / were responsible and ART 245 Intaglio I. is a 21" x 28 ½" six-color lithograph, for the onset and development of the Congratulati ons to graduates from framed at 30" x 36". Minimum bid for this Art and Design Department over the the MFA program, Jenny Hansen, who past fi ft y years (opening December 4, completed her degree in May; and 2009, Morris University Center Gallery, Eleanor Jensen, who is scheduled to SIUE, Edwardsville, IL); panel member, complete her degree in December. "The Incomplete Printmaker" at the Congratulati ons to Brandon Gunn, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, who is now a master printer at Sti nger Philadelphia, PA, Southern Graphics Council conference, March 25, 2010; and Double Take, a retrospecti ve exhibiti on of prints, drawings, and painti ngs from 1970 to 2010, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL, June-August, 2010.
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