Kathryn V. Crabbe Art

Verse to Image Exhibit: the poet has come back

March 21, 2012

My newest hand pulled fine art print is a combination etching and monoprint. It was created for the “Verse to Image Exhibition” at the Riverside Community Arts Association Center in Riverside, California. This exhibit features members of the Printmakers Network affiliated with the Riverside Art Museum and explores the connections and spaces between literature and [...]

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