Luis Jiménez: Lithographs, Prints, and His Collaboration with Michael Sims at the Lawrence Lithography Workshop

Luis Jiménez was a groundbreaking artist known for his large-scale fiberglass sculptures that celebrated the vibrancy of Latino and Southwestern culture. However, his talent extended beyond sculpture—Jiménez was also a master printmaker. His lithographs and prints showcased his distinctive style, combining social commentary, bold colors, and dynamic figures. One of the key collaborations in his […]

Roger Shimomura: Asian American Identity, Pop Art, Lithography, and Cultural Activism

Roger Shimomura is a pioneering Asian American artist, printmaker, painter, professor, and cultural activist whose work has transformed contemporary art, pop art, political art, and identity-based art in the United States. His powerful paintings, lithographs, prints, performance art, and installations challenge racial stereotypes, Japanese American history, WWII internment camp narratives, and cultural assimilation. Born in […]

The Legacy of the Lawrence Lithography Workshop: A Pillar of Contemporary Printmaking

The Lawrence Lithography Workshop has played a crucial role in shaping the landscape of contemporary printmaking in the United States. Founded in 1979 in Lawrence, Kansas, the workshop has been a hub for some of the most influential artists in American printmaking, helping to keep the tradition of fine art lithography alive. By providing a […]

Summer Hours

Gesine Janzen - Summer Project; Fort, 2002 Medium: Woodblock Edition: 32 Paper: Okawara Paper Size: 35.5″ x 38″ Image Size: Same

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