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Miriam Rudolph - Witt Visiting Artist

We are excited to welcome Miriam at Stamps as a Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist On Wednesday, February 7th, Miriam will visit Introductory Printmaking class (1:30pm-4:30pm) where she will conduct intaglio printing demo.  On Thursday, February 8th, Miriam will visit Methods of Inquiry and Lithography Printmaking (1:30pm-4:30pm) where she will present a lecture.

Miriam has been given many honors, including the University of Alberta Graduate Recruitment Scholarship, the Joseph-Armand Bombardier Graduate Scholarship (SSHRC), the Walter H. Johns Graduate Fellowship, and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts Scholarship for Art and Design. 

Recently, Miriam has collaborated with ceramic artist Terry Hildebrand to create new works - Broken Seed Jar, of porcelain, with digitally printed decals, and Seeds of Hope, which features intaglio, porcelain, screen printed decals, and top soil. It is 300cm x 240cm. 

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I have been living in China now for over a month, making new work, preparing for a solo exhibition of my work Wú 无 (“Without”) at Yu Xiang Cultural & Art Center, as well as teaching.  The interactions with my students, their curiosity, excitement and support have been the highlight of my stay in this fascinating country and culture and have made me feel at home doing what I deeply care about making art.

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Shallow-cut woodblock relief hand-printing with Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist Professor Miida Seiichiro who will be visiting the University of Michigan Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design from September 18 through 21. Printing demo is scheduled for this Tuesday, September 19 at 1:30pm, Printmaking Studios, room 2143. Everybody is welcome.

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Walls of paintings, drawings and woodcuts by artist Miida Seiichiro who will be coming to the University of Michigan Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design as a Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist from September 18 through 21. 

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An inspiring lecture today by Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, artist and printmaker Taida Jasarevic who is a Wesier Fellow at the University of Michigan during the month of October.  Supported by the University of Michigan Wesier Center for Emerging Democracies, Taida will be conducting a studio research in collaboration with my student Emily Legleitner and I titled “Imagined Landscapes/Sediments of Belonging: Post-Digital Plate Expression.”  -Endi

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Time ... thou ceaseless lackey to eternity Woodcut, Rubbing, Oil sticks on hand made Kozo and Abaca Paper 80″ x 166″ 2017

New work by Orit Hofshi who was a Witt visiting artist at Stamps print studios in October 2016

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We are thrilled to welcome artist Miida Seiichiro to the University of Michigan Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design as a Roman J. Witt Visiting Artist this coming week, September 18 through 21. During his residency, Miida Seiichiro will present a public lecture about his practice and share his prints and drawings.  All are welcome this Tuesday, September 19 at 1:30pm, Printmaking Studios, room 2143. -Endi

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We are excited to welcome print artist and educator Taida Jasarevic Hefford  to Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design as a Weiser Visiting Fellow this month, October 1 through 31. Sponsored through the University of Michigan Weiser Center for Emerging Democracies, Taida Jasarevic will work on a research project entitled “Imagined Landscapes/Sediments of Belonging: Post-Digital Plate Expression” in cooperation with Professor Endi Poskovic.  Taida will also present a public lecture about her practice and share her work in printmaking on Thursday, October 12 at 1:40pm, Printmaking Studios, room 2143.

Taida Jasarevic Hefford is an assistant professor of art at the Academy of Fine Arts Trebinje, University of East Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. She has exhibited in many solo and juried exhibitions around the world and has participated in conferences and symposia related to contemporary print media. She was awarded a scholarship by the Japanese government and completed her PhD in fine arts at Joshibi University of Art and Design in 2010. Her works are in the collection of Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Center, Machida International Museum of Graphic Art, National Taiwan Museum of Arts, Ino-cho Paper Museum Japan, Guanlan Printmaking Base in China, and others.