The Work CrewFrom the Artist TheWorkCrewis based on an anecdote a friend's father told me about aworkcrewhe used toworkon that would end each day listening to music, sometimes dancing. The image stuck with me and evolved over time. This print is my reimaginingof that scene. All too often, the focus on farmworkers is the difficult conditions in which they toil for little pay. While this may be one aspect of their lives, it shouldn't define them. From Brandywine

Turquoise and green horizontal stripes

here unfolding in the form of an organic vine

Moving Day is inspired by her interest in installations

There are unanswered questions

Ron Rumford sees his prints as maps or tracings of abstract journeys

specifically the mechanics of various photo-mechanical and print media such as offset

has been a lifelong process

The surface of these colors forms a texture that sparkles and reflects light much like gold does

life: faces

I believe that in every one of us lives a child

The artist relocated to the United States permanently in 1993 when he received a fellowship to work at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop in New York City

social thrust