Didier Mutel: From the Rosetta Stone to the United States of Acid
Since 1793, the Atelier Remond in France has been printing books, etchings, and engravings. Artist, master printmaker, and current studio manager Didier Mutel will use his projects "United States of Acid" and "Birds of Acid" to consider why the slow and obsolete process of etching and engraving still challenges and inspires us today. This talk is a rare opportunity to engage with one of…
Contributor:
Stillo, Stephanie - Cloud, Gerald W. - Mutel, Didier
Date:2023-11-16
Film, Video
Lesia Maruschak: When a Book Holds Your Memory
To mark the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor, 1932-1933 famine-genocide in Soviet Ukraine, artist Lesia Maruschak spoke about her ongoing exploration of memory surrounding this historic event, titled Project MARIA. The project has been hailed by the National Holodomor Genocide Museum (Kyiv, Ukraine) as one of the most important visual arts exhibitions addressing the famine-genocide in Soviet Ukraine.
Film, VideoDidier Mutel: From the Rosetta Stone to the United States of Acid Since 1793, the Atelier Remond in France has been printing books, etchings, and engravings. Artist, master printmaker, and current studio manager Didier Mutel will use his projects "United States of Acid" and "Birds of Acid" to consider why the slow and obsolete process of etching and engraving still challenges and inspires us today. This talk is a rare opportunity to engage with one of…
Film, VideoLesia Maruschak: When a Book Holds Your Memory To mark the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor, 1932-1933 famine-genocide in Soviet Ukraine, artist Lesia Maruschak spoke about her ongoing exploration of memory surrounding this historic event, titled Project MARIA. The project has been hailed by the National Holodomor Genocide Museum (Kyiv, Ukraine) as one of the most important visual arts exhibitions addressing the famine-genocide in Soviet Ukraine.
Film, VideoIntroduction, Collection Overview and Conversation with the Curators Watch a conversation with the original Aramont Library Curator, Gordon Hollis. Gordon is accompanied by the current Aramont Curator, Stephanie Stillo and Assistant Curator, Emily Moore of RBSCD.