Chancellor’s Purchase Award (underwritten by Karen and Dr.Cultural Steward Purchase Award (dedicated to the Windgate Foundation): “Drops of Voyage,” 2022, etching, by Anthony TungNing Huang.Delanie & Eric Atchison Purchase Award (underwritten by Delanie and Eric Atchison of Little Rock): “Foul Bite Happy Accident," 2022, intaglio and chine collé, by Yuji Hiratsuka.Cheryl Wall Trimarchi Purchase Award (in honor of her grandchildren-Max and Sebastian Giesecke, and Olivia and Giorgia Hart): “Highway Pingpong,” 2022, CMYK silkscreen on laser engraved mat board, by Julie Kinu Egresitz.Les Wyatt of Dallas, Texas): “The Honeymoon is Over,” 2022, block printing ink and digital inkjet on Awagami Bamboo paper, by Patty deGrandpre. Les Wyatt Purchase Award (underwritten by Jeanne and Dr. Les Christensen Excellence in Art Purchase Award (underwritten by Julie Bates of Little Rock): “Can You Hear Me?” 2021, relief and silkscreen, by Dustin Brinkman.The purchase award-winning entries include (in alphabetical order by the artist’s last name): Their talent, their experience, and their voices made it possible for us to have another incredible show this year.” We hope that printmaking’s unique power is felt by our visitors as they explore DNSPE, and we thank all the printmakers who contributed their work to this exhibition. BAM exists for the purpose of reaching out - extending our arms to the community, providing support for artists, and encouraging art education. “In many ways, the democracy of printmaking echoes our mission as an institution. For this reason, it feels poetic that Bradbury Art Museum has its own origin in DNSPE,” says Madeline McMahan, museum registrar and preparator at Bradbury Art Museum. “Printmaking began as a means for disseminating information to the public-it originated as a tool for reaching out. Others received sponsorship awards.Ī full-color catalog of the entire exhibition is available to visitors and the artists. The recipients of purchase awards become part of A-State's permanent collection. Jenn Bratovich, juror for this year’s exhibition, reviewed entries from printmakers based in the United States and beyond. She was able to see the title, medium, dimensions and artist statement associated with each print, but not the artist's name or place of residence.īratovich, who is director of exhibitions and programming at Print Center New York, selected the prints to include in the exhibition and recommended artworks to receive purchase prizes. JONESBORO – The 2023 Delta National Small Prints Exhibition (DNSPE) opened Thursday evening at Arkansas State University’s Bradbury Art Museum (BAM) with a public reception for the artists and arts patrons.
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