Abstract artwork featuring a bird silhouette against an orange background.

Rick Bartow, Kestrel with Horizon, 2008. Monoprint.

Abstract artwork in four segments featuring red tones and linear sketches of landscapes.

James Lavadour, Ghost Camp, 2002. Lithograph.

Layered houses stacked in a pyramid formation with a green abstract background.

Wendy Red Star, The (HUD), 2010. Lithograph with photographs.

Extended Voices:
Exhibition Subtitle
Prints from Crow’s Shadow Press

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In collaboration with Tamarind Master Printer Frank Janzen, the exhibition features a selection of prints from the Crow’s Shadow Press Collections.  Developed within the Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts Studio, the collection reflects a range of printing techniques by established and emerging Native American artists.

Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts is committed to providing opportunities for Native Americans through artistic development. With an emphasis on contemporary, fine-art printmaking, the Institute also functions as a venue to practice traditional Native American art practices — weaving, bead working and regalia making of the Plateau region.

With a spacious gallery and world-class printmaking studio, Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts brings in artists through their residency program to produce monotypes, monoprints and editions — including lithographs, etchings, linocuts, woodcuts and more. The ever-growing portfolio of prints encompasses the work of many outstanding artists of diverse backgrounds and media.

 

Artist Lecture by Frank Janzen
Apr 5 @ 4pm
Opening Reception to follow.

Sponsors
  • Logo of Crow's Shadow Institute of the Arts featuring stylized graphics and text.
  • UC Davis Humanities Institute
  • UC Davis Office of Campus Community Relations