"Art and the Pull of Print; A Conversation"
October 28, 2021
How might we more fully consider the physical operations of printmaking as contributing to the conceptual, metaphorical, and visceral implications of prints as works of art? What would it mean to consider contact rather than reproduction as the essence of print? To argue that printmaking drives, rather than derives from, innovation in other media? To imagine that the processes of printmaking, its nuanced way of facing up to the factual, encourage a way of seeing the world that is urgently needed today? Jennifer L. Roberts provides a brief overview of her A.W. Mellon lectures “Contact: Art and the Pull of Print,” and then discusses ideas set forth with Andrew Raftery and Glenn Adamson.
Jennifer L. Roberts, Elizabeth Cary Agassiz Professor of the Humanities, Harvard University
Glenn Adamson, Curator and Writer
Andrew Raftery, Professor of Printmaking, Rhode Island School of Design
This program was presented by the Print Council of America for Print Month 2021, hosted by the IFPDA Print Fair.
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