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James Lancel McElhinney. Yale MFA. BFA Tyler. Skowhegan. Visual artist, author, owner, Needlewatcher Editions. 2017 Pollock Krasner Grant and prior recipient of a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. McElhinney will exhibit new work at Gerald Peters Gallery in Santa Fe in the summer of 2019. His exhibition On the Water: The Schuylkill River will remain on view at Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia through September 2019.
Publications by Needlewatcher Editions are found in the collections of:
Albany Institute of History and Art
Avery Fine Art and Architecture Library, Columbia University
Boscobel House and Gardens, Garrison, New York
Free Library of Philadelphia Print and Picture Collection
University of Denver. Library Special Collections. Denver Colorado
Hudson River Museum, Yonkers New York
Huntington Library and Museum, San Marino, California
Newberry Library. Chicago, Illinois
Wallach Colection of Art, Prints and Photography. New York Public Library
Temple University. Samuel L. Paley Library. Special Collections Research Center, Philadelphia PA
West Point Museum, United States Military Academy
Yale Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. New Haven Connecticut
Private collections in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina and Pennsylvania
In Artists as Publishers, McElhinney will provide a brief historical overview of publishing as artistic practice, unpacking business options, project objectives, research & development; funding & sponsorship, design, planning & production; promotions, sales, distribution and exhibitions, followed by hands-on Q&A: Pre-selected publishing concepts submitted by participants are discussed in a roundtable setting.
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Attendees may submit in advance: brief proposals for publishing projects, to the workshop leader at:
ed******@ne***********.com
, Selected proposals will be discussed in a roundtable setting. Others may bring to the workshop: materials and proposals, to share as time allows.
Thursday February 14, 11:00 AM. Workshop Room 1 New York Hilton Midtown. Duration: 60 minutes
Free and open to the public. Reserve your place here
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