April 1 2013 Swann lays out a vast array of prints on May 1, from a lithograph of a chaotic bullfight by Goya ("Diversion de España") to a sunny composition by Sonia Delaunay ("Cercles Colorés").
By the early 19th century, American-produced cotton fabrics were being manufactured cheaply in a large array of prints, helping to make pieced and appliquéd quilts more affordable, though many fabrics of wool, cotton, and silk were still being imported.
Among the few galleries showing centuries-old works, David Tunick offers a rich and diverse array of prints and drawings, including one of Rembrandt's great etchings depicting the crucifixion of Jesus and the two thieves, and a copy of "The Three Trees," his most ambitious landscape etching.
Using an unconventional array of printing materials plastic, bronze, and even coconut husks REIFY weaves country hits, classical concertos, and more into honeycombed geometries.
It may still be a fantasy, but aspects of it seem increasingly possible, particularly as 3-D printers continue to drop in price, wider arrays of printing materials become available, and hobbyists continue to acquire more skill in crafting 3-D designs, along with a greater interest in distributing them.
The electric and magnetic dipoles are synthesized using sub-wavelength arrays of printed elements.
The medical communications company DesignWrite boasts that over 12 years they have "planned, created, and/or managed hundreds of advisory boards, a thousand abstracts and posters, 500 clinical papers, over 10,000 speakers' bureau programmes, over 200 satellite symposia, 60 international programmes, dozens of websites, and a broad array of ancillary printed and electronic materials".
Red, gold and apocalyptic, it depicts a childlike Buddha with arms spread to touch the mythical creatures surrounding him.Haring himself appears frequently in the exhibition: a self-portrait from 1985 hangs to one side, along with an array of silver prints of Haring and Warhol, and some vibrant Polaroids of Haring with friends including Grace Jones and Madonna.
The metaphor of the world of news publishing then was an array of megasized printing machines working through the night churning out black-and-white newspapers.
Featuring an array of digital prints, sculptures, video and performance, the exhibition explores this new form of communication by appropriating the characters as components of artwork.
