Special screening of Susan Goldman’s documentary film, Midwest Matrix, which first brought to light the printmaking tradition of the central United States. Ms. Goldman will speak before the film screening. Held at the Landini Center for the Performing and Fine Arts (Indiana State University, 300 North 7th Street). A free reception follows.
Filmmaker and artist Susan Goldman and artist and Fertile Ground guest curator Sujata Gopalan will lead a workshop on monoprints and Chine-collé in the basement print shop at Fairbanks Hall (Indiana State University, 222 North 7th Street).
Anita Jung, Professor of Printmaking at the University of Iowa, will present a special workshop on plates and paper lithography in the basement print shop at Fairbanks Hall (Indiana State University, 222 North 7th Street). Reservations are requested for this workshop.
Enjoy viewing both Fertile Ground: Midwest Printmaking Traditions and Early Impressions: 19th and 20th century Prints from the Collection.
7:30 pm
Internationally-renowned printmaker and Indiana University professor emeritus Rudy Pozzatti will discuss his career.
Sujata Gopalan, guest curator for Fertile Ground: Midwest Printmaking Traditions, will speak about the importance the GI Bill had in training a generation of artists, including printmakers.
This program has been made possible through a matching grant from Indiana Humanities in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities, a Community Engagement grant from Indiana State University, by Indiana State University’s Department of Art and Design, and by the Alliance of the Swope.
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