BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:\"No Boundaries: The Art of Printmaking Today.\" American Wate rcolor Print Society National Exhibition BEGIN:VEVENT UID:194682024-05-05 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240505 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240506 LOCATION:12 Dodds Lane\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=12 Dodds Lane\nRehoboth Bea ch Delaware 19971;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=12 Dodds Lane:geo:38.725028,-7 5.085886 GEO:38.725028;-75.085886 SUMMARY:\"No Boundaries: The Art of Printmaking Today.\" American Watercolo r Print Society National Exhibition CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:In the year 1939\, the founding members of the American Color P rint\nSociety decided to create an organization for the exhibition of colo r\nprints. This was at a time when only black and white prints were\nconsi dered worthy of display in museums and galleries. The three\nfounding memb ers were Florence V. Cannon\, Mary Mullineux and Waunita\nSmith. The Ameri can Color Print Exhibition of 1940\, which included the\nwork of the 85 or iginal members\, heralded the arrival of the color\nprint as an American p rint medium. The use of color in printmaking\nencouraged artists to experi ment with the traditional methods of\nprintmaking such as lithography\, bl ock printing\, etching\, intaglio\,\nsilkscreen and monotype. This led to other printmaking techniques\,\nincluding the use of collage\, found mater ials\, letterpress and digital\nprintmaking. There have been many distingu ished members during the 80\nplus-year history of the organization. Among them have been Benton\nSpruance\, Jerome Kaplan\, Rockwell Kent\, Will Bar net\, Stella Drabkin\,\nJacob Landau\, Dorothy Hutton\, June Wayne\, Eugen e Feldman\, Ethel\nAshton\, Bernard Kohn\, Jeanette Kohn\, Mildred Dillon\ , Abraham Hankins\,\nJohn Taylor Arms\, Richard Hood\, Francoise Gilot\, V ictor and Michael\nLasuchin\, Edna Andrade\, Tony Lazorko\, Leonard Leibow itz\, Idaherma\nWilliams\, Merle Spandorfer\, and Samuel Maitin.\n \n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In the year 1939\, the founding members of the American Color Print Society decided to create an organization for the exhibition of color prints. This was at a time when only black and white prints were considered worthy of display in museums and galleries. The thr ee founding members were Florence V. Cannon\, Mary Mullineux and Waunita S mith. The American Color Print Exhibition of 1940\, which included the wor k of the 85 original members\, heralded the arrival of the color print as an American print medium. The use of color in printmaking encouraged artis ts to experiment with the traditional methods of printmaking such as litho graphy\, block printing\, etching\, intaglio\, silkscreen and monotype. Th is led to other printmaking techniques\, including the use of collage\, fo und materials\, letterpress and digital printmaking. There have been many distinguished members during the 80 plus-year history of the organization. Among them have been Benton Spruance\, Jerome Kaplan\, Rockwell Kent\, Wi ll Barnet\, Stella Drabkin\, Jacob Landau\, Dorothy Hutton\, June Wayne\, Eugene Feldman\, Ethel Ashton\, Bernard Kohn\, Jeanette Kohn\, Mildred Dil lon\, Abraham Hankins\, John Taylor Arms\, Richard Hood\, Francoise Gilot\ , Victor and Michael Lasuchin\, Edna Andrade\, Tony Lazorko\, Leonard Leib owitz\, Idaherma Williams\, Merle Spandorfer\, and Samuel Maitin.
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