The 2012 High Museum of Art Print Fair will be held this Saturday and Sunday, (May 12 + 13, 2012), in the Cousin Gallery, Weiland Level at 1280 Peachtree Street.  We’ll have the new works by Contemporary artists Cheryl Warrick, Donald Teskey, Steven Ford, Radcliffe Bailey, Trenton Doyle Hancock; important and rare watercolors and prints by African American Masters Charles White, Dox Thrash, Elizabeth Catlett and Lois M Jones; and rare works by Modernists Stanley William Hayter, Judith Rothschild, Thomas Lias, and Morris Blackburn.

Come and see us–there is a lot to see.

Cheryl Warrick, Sleeper, 2012

Paul Keene, Studio Windows: Big Spring 1968

Guidelines for the venerable Philadelphia Antiques Show have been expanded to include The Modern Era (1930s – 1970s) and therefore we will exhibit important works by Dox Thrash, Benton Spruance, Judith Rothschild, Abraham Hankins, Reginald Gammon, Thomas Lias, Charles White, Morris Blackburn, Stanley William Hayter, Harvey Quaytman and Paul Keene. All are distinguished, well known artists and we encourage you to visit us at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Memory as Medicine, a survey of Radcliffe Bailey’s work is on view at the Davis Museum of Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts through May 6, 2012. Don’t miss this important exhibition.

Radcliffe Bailey's Mississippi 2003

Please join us for the San Francisco Print Fair. The fair is on this weekend (details at left) at Fort Mason Confenence Center with it’s large windows overlooking the Marina, San Franciso Bay and the Golden Gate
Bridge. Of course, we will have great works on paper to see, including new collage works by Steven Ford, Donald Teskey’s powerful coastline paintings, and Donald Forsythe’s new travel collages. Modern works include watercolors by Dox Thrash, Alma Thomas, Charles White, Paul Keene and David Driskell, a rediscovery in the form of 1940s screenprints by Bay Area artist, Madeline Cortese Williams. Come look!

Donald Teskey, Coastline II, 2011

Held at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea, The Metro Show will take place during the same time as the former The American Antiques Show. The fair will build upon a core base of the former show, expanding to include a broader spectrum of material. Fair visitors will have the opportunity to connect historic and contemporary arts and design: paintings, furniture, drawings, prints, photographs, folk art, Native American, and applied and decorative arts. Mainstream and the edge.

Look for us at booth #408 where we will show important watercolors works by African American masters Dox Thrash, Alma Thomas, Charles White, and Paul Keene; Modernists Stanley William Hayter, Judith Rothschild and Benton Spruance; and Contemporary works on paper by Steven Ford, Cheryl Warrick, Harvey Quaytman, Donald Teskey and David Shapiro.

Steven Ford Untitled (L0505B) 2011

Join us at INK, a works on paper-focused art fair just a half block from Art Basel Miami Beach. It is a small, intimate fair of 14 dealers from the International Fine Print Dealers Association.

Ryan Parker Building 3 2010

In addition to the newest works by David Shapiro, Steven Ford, Cheryl Warrick, David Kelso, and Lynne Clibanoff, we have important Modern works by Dox Thrash, Benton Spruance, Paul Keene, Stanley William Hayter, Judith Rothschild, Charles White, and Tom Lias. And, we will show Ryan Parker’s unique screenprints,

a new suite of etchings with screenprint by Trenton Doyle Hancock,

and a group of screenmonoprints by the artist team, Robert Stackhouse & Carol Mickett.

Come and look!

Robert Stackhoues & Carol Mickett, Aspects #33

Stanley Wm Hayter, Tatantelle, 1943

The Print Fair is on this week at the Armory, 66th & Park Avenue. We hope to see you there.

Opens this weekend at the Hecksher Museum of Art in Huntingdon, NY, and includes new works by Steven Ford

This important survey includes Paul Keene, Sanford Greenberg, Bill Scott, Steven Ford, and Stanley William Hayter. There is an open house Sunday, September 25, 2011- 1-4 PM, and Saturday, October 29, 1- 5PM.
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