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Welcome to our new and improved printmaking website. Don´t forget
to check in every once in a while to see updates to the Lecture Series and what
is going on in the CSULB printmaking community!
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Art Department Visiting Artist Lecture Series
Fall 2011 Visiting Artist: Favianna Rodriguez
When and Where: Wednesday, September 21, 5:00 pm @ UT-108
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Favianna Rodriguez is a celebrated printmaker and digital artist based in Oakland, California.
Using high-contrast colors and vivid figures, her composites reflect literal and imaginative
migration, global community, and interdependence. Whether her subjects are immigrant day laborers
in the U.S., mothers of disappeared women in Juárez, Mexico, or her own abstract self portraits,
Rodriguez brings new audiences into the art world by refocusing the cultural lens. Through her work
we witness the changing U.S. metropolis and a new diaspora in the arts.
[www.favianna.com]
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Printmaking Visiting Professor
Fall 2011 Visiting Professor: Dee Williams
Dee Williams earned an MFA in Art from CalArts in 2002, and was the recipient of a DAAD
stipendium in Berlin from 2000-2002. Her untitled daguerreotype project was included in the
book We All Laughed at Christopher Columbus, published in 2007 by the Stedlijk Museum Amsterdam
and Platform Garanti, Istanbul. Her work has been exhibited at Outpost for Contemporary Art,
Monte Vista Projects, Art2102 and ESL in Los Angeles, The Sweeney Gallery, UC Riverside, Artists
Space, and Gagosian Gallery in New York, and Museo Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Mexicanos in
Puebla, Mexico. She lives in Los Angeles.
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Printmaking Visiting Artist
Spring 2011 Program Visiting Artist: Asuka Osawa
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Asuka Ohsawa is an accomplished relief printmaker and painter with a distinct narrative style.
She is born in Torrance, California, but her visual inspiration derives the traditional and pop
culture from Japan, where she lived several years as a child. She has developed her own version
of the "Super Flat" style during her graduate study at Museum School in Boston. Not unlike her
Japanese counterparts, such as Takashi Murakami, she found her inspiration in the world of comic
as well as traditional masters.
Ohsawa is represented by Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica.
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Asuka Ohsawa [asukaohsawa.com]
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Printmaking Visiting Artist
Fall 2010 Program Visiting Artist: Amie Rangel
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Amie Rangel is an artist rooted in traditional methodologies with subject matter spanning
from the human figure to swine, and most recently architectural institutional spaces. After
graduating from California State University, Long Beach, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree
in Drawing/Painting and Printmaking, Amie Rangel participated in a non-degree lithography program
at the Herron School of Art and Design in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her artistic research continued
in the Drawing and Intermedia Program at the University of Alberta in Edmonton where she completed
her MFA degree in 2008. Currently she teaches in Fine Arts Department at the College of the
Sequoias in Visalia, CA.
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Amie Rangel [www.rangelstudio.com]
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Printmaking Visiting Artist
Fall 2010 Program Visiting Artist: Matthew Rangel
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The work of Matthew Rangel, an artist from the San Joaquin Valley of California, is focused
on land-based artistic practice in which his creative research aims to link the natural to the
human and embody the physical aspects of landscape through personal narrative. Matthew attended
College of the Sequoias in Visalia, California, and went on to receive a BFA in Drawing/Painting
and Printmaking from California State University, Long Beach in 2005, followed by an MFA from the
University of Alberta in 2008. His work has been featured at the Art Gallery of Alberta in
Edmonton, Highpoint Centre for Printmaking in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the Wildling Art Museum in
Los Olivos, California, the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, and the White House in Washington,
DC. Recently, Matthew returned to San Joaquin Valley where he is a drawing instructor at College
of the Sequoias.
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Matthew Rangel [www.rangelstudio.com]
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California: Adulterated Landscapes and Deflated Icons at Raid Projects
California: Adulterated Landscapes and Deflated Icons aims to create a dialogue between artworks
that represent a disintegrating California landscape and artworks that portray hollywood-bred iconic
figures who have often failed to transcend their aging careers. Within this dialogue are questions of which
of these has had the greater influence on the culture itself.
A mixed media installation work by Brian Borlaug is selected by the exhibition curators, David De Boer
and Kio Griffith.
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[raidprojects.wordpress.com]
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Brian Borlaug
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Brian Borlaug
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INK 7: Rock. Paper. Ink.
A group exhibition of lithographs pulled recently at the CSULB Printshop.
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![INK 666, Card [Front]](images/ink-666-front.jpg)
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INK 666: Printmaking Group Show
A printmaking group show in conjunction with Halloween
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Insights 2011: The Annual Student Exhibition
University Art Museum, CSULB
May 11 thru 29
[UAM CSULB]
Christian Ward, Ji sun Park, Erynn Richardson, Rob Brown, Alex Fridrich, Amber Adams,
and Salvador Hernandez presented their printmaking projects in Insights 2011, Annual Juried
Student Exhibition at the University Art Museum.
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Alex Fridrich
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Rob Brown
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A Week of ART and FUN at Frogman's Print & Paper Workshop
Each year at Frogman's Print & Paper Workshop
in Vermillion, South Dakota, the CSULB Printmaking Department is represented by several students and
alumni. The department holds a print auction to raise money for workshop scholarships each year.
Frogman's Print & Paper Workshop is essentially a two-week art extravaganza with a great deal of art
being produced and exhibited. (Visit our Froggie photo gallery.)
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