Making their Mark: Selections from the Polly and Mark Addison Collection

print of a woman

Image credit:Hung Liu, Chinese (b. 1948),The Bride,2001, from the “Unofficial Portraits” series,TP1/2,lithograph and collage, 30 x 30 inches.Purchase from Shark's Ink., Gift of funds from Polly and Mark Addison to the Polly and Mark Addison Collection, ֱ Art Museum, University of ֱ Boulder, 2003.30.© Hung Liu

print of celestial bodies

Image credit:Jane Hammond, American (b. 1950),Ѳ𲹱Բ!,2004,Patrons Imp. 4/4,lithograph and collage, 30 x 51 inches.Purchase from Shark's Ink.,Gift of funds from Polly and Mark Addison and The Carnegie Fund, ֱ Art Museum, University of ֱ Boulder, 2004.08.© Jane Hammond

blue and yellow screen print

Barbara Takenaga, American (b. 1949),Shaker Blue, 2004, screen print, 24 1/16 x 20 inches.Gift of Polly and Mark Addison to the Polly and Mark Addison Collection, ֱ Art Museum, University of ֱ Boulder,2004.07©Barbara Takenaga

This exhibition unites prints made by women in the 20th and 21st centuries. As prints became an increasingly popular avenue for experimentation, female artists were drawn to printmaking. Many of the exhibition’s featured artists are better known for their paintings, sculptures or drawings. In their prints, they mined the medium’s unique visual and material qualities to exchange, explore and develop their artistic ideas.

This exhibition is part of theֱ Art Museum’sPolly and Mark Addison Outreach Exhibition Program throughwhich the museumworks withֱ cultural institutions to tour art exhibitionscurated fromworks of art Polly and Mark Addison donated to the museum.The Outreach ExhibitionProgram is supported by the Office of the Chancellor.

Cost: $0 to ֱ cultural institutions.As part of the qualification process, all institutions interested in this exhibition will need to provide ֱAM with a facilities report.

The details:
󾱱辱Բ:Costs for packing and round-trip shippingcovered by the ֱ Art Museum.
Space required:50 linear feet
پ岹پ:Didactics provided include: eight artwork labels with biographical and historical context;a large panel of introductory interpretive text.
Featured artists:Sonia Delaunay, Jane Hammond, Hung Liu, Agnes Martin, Julie Mehretu, Elizabeth Murray, Louise Nevelson, Susan Point, Hollis Sigler, Joan Snyder, Pat Steir, Barbara Takenaga and Betty Woodman.
Dates:Available beginning fall 2019.

If you are interested in this exhibition, please contactMaggie Mazullofor more information.