Founded in 1986 by Judith Brodsky, a printmaker, and the subject of a survey exhibition at Aljira: A Center for Contemporary Art, in Newark, the center is one of the most dynamic print studios in the United States.
"New England exercised a disproportionate influence on American ideals," the historian John Coffey says, "thanks to a powerful intellectual tradition disseminated through its universities, its dynamic print culture and the writings of its famous clergy".
Rowers, speed skaters and other athletes figure in these brightly colored, dynamic prints.
The Byblos story was all about dynamic prints of everything from lizard scales and insect wings to veined leaves and carnivorous vines.
The collection, studded with gold medallions and covered in loud, tropical prints, gave a respectful nod to Versace's 1980s self while simultaneously clocking a lot of what's trending now, namely dynamic prints, minibags, head scarves, chokers and flouro pastels.
This particularly papers with big, bold and dynamic prints, statement color combinations and of course, plenty of prints.
NEW YORK — When a pair of dancers' legs — athletic and dynamic — were printed on a Ralph Rucci dress, the lithe limbs underscored a new mood: The re-invention of American sportswear.
Dynamic color printing is essential for practical applications such as dynamic displays, cryptography and camouflage.
But we are also constantly looking at other way in which we can generate profit, such as the sale of original prints from the dynamic cohort of print-makers who work in our three print studios, or a temporary merchandise outlet in our reception area.
Other aspects of the online dynamic favor some print and broadcast sites over others.
Through a more dynamic synergy between print and the Web, she sought to reach a wide audience and transform Le Monde into "the paper that never sleeps".
