The Print Club of Rochester’s 85th Anniversary Members’ Juried Exhibition, featuring the work of 15 artists, paired with the prints that inspired them, is on display at RIT’s University Gallery through August 12.
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Karen Kunc’s 2012 color woodblock, “Glacial Moment,” (pictured) inspired Barbara McPhail’s “Fire and Ice.” -
The right side of Thomas Bewick’s tiny 1959 engraving, “The Cur-Dog.” -
Adam Werth’s digital print, “Quadrupeds,” is made from the repeated form of the dog from Bewick’s print. -
Rockwell Kent’s 1946 lithograph, “Adirondack Cabin.” -
Alan Singer’s “After Rockwell Kent,” a digital and watercolor transfer print, is a trippy, undulating, vibrant vision of Kent’s “Adirondack Cabin.” -
Dorothy Lathrop’s 1968 wood engraving, “Snow in Summer.” -
Elizabeth Andrews’ “Summer is Only a Penny” is a reverse take on Lathrop’s print.
