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Conversing and Reversing, Contemporary Impressions, Fall 2002 by Randy Garber
The now ubiquitous
discussions about the digital revolution (or,
as John Labadie aptly names it in the Spring
2002 Contemporary Impressions, the digital
"evolution")...
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Fresh Eyes
and Nuclei, Communication Arts,
July 2001 by Randy Garber
Imagine being a landscape
painter who, for some reason, had never been
outside to glimpse clouds or earth. Your images
come from postcards, photographs and magazine
reproductions of paintings...
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Proof In Print: A Community of Printmaking Studios, Steinhour Press, 2000 by Randy Garber
I grew up watching
my father engrave impossibly small images
and letters into precious metals. Bent over
his engraving block, his intent focused through
the eye loop...
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Paintings
by Joan Banach at Mario Diacono Gallery,
Arts Media, Winter 1998/1999 by Randy Garber
Banach's provocative
and penetrating work is as much about the
entrapment of women within the confines of
gender, history and class as it is about what
Diacono calls in his ccompanying essay, "dilapidated
memory..."
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