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Man Spirit Mask, Willie Cole American, Left panel: Photo-etching, embossing and hand coloring<br/>Middle panel: silkscreen with lemon juice and scorching<br/>Right panel: photo etching and woodcut
Man Spirit Mask
Multiple artists/makers
1999
Man Spirit Mask, Willie Cole American, Left panel: Photo-etching, embossing, and hand coloring<br/>Middle panel: Screenprint <br/>Right panel: Photo-etching and woodcut
Man Spirit Mask
Multiple artists/makers
1999
Fix, Trenton Doyle Hancock American, Etchings, aquatints, lithographs, silkscreen on chine collé
Fix
Trenton Doyle Hancock
Printer Printed by Randy Hemminghaus
Publisher Published by Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions
2008
Varsha, Ranjani Shettar Indian, Artist's book
Varsha
Multiple artists/makers
2012
The Big Cheese, Philip Orenstein American, born France, Triptych consisting of a six-color lithograph, five-color lithograph, and five-color lithograph and decals adhered with Rhoplex-N580 adhesive, printed on White Arches, Kitikata, Hosho paper
The Big Cheese
Multiple artists/makers
1991–2001
Underweysung der Messung: Melencolia, Momento Mori, Still Life, A Cat in the Meat Trade, Étant Donnée, Larder
William Kentridge
Printer Printed by Randy Hemminghaus
Publisher Published by Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions
2007
Receiver
Multiple artists/makers
2006
Untitled, from "Artist's Relief Portfolio for the Homeless: Relief Prints by 15 New York Artists"
Randy Hemminghaus
Publisher Rough House Press
1992

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