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March 27, 2004
NYC - Chuck Close at the Met
Emma, 2002 43x35 inches
If you are in NYC, an exhibit not to miss is Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The exhibit shows over a hundred works, many of them demonstrating the progressive stages of various print processes including lithographs, wood cuts, and silk screens. The exhibit closes April 18th.
Pictured above is my favorite of the exhibition, a 113-color Japanese-style ukiyo-e woodcut. Many thanks to Barbara Linhart for the recommendation!
Posted by elise on March 27, 2004 to Art, NYC
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One of my favorite artists - 113 color woodcut - i can only imagine the patience it took...! Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: pam at April 5, 2004 4:17 PM
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