A survey of work, from etchings and woodcuts to wallpaper and billboards, that examines how contemporary artists use printed art.
Thinking Print: Books to Billboards, 1980–1995
June 20–September 10, 1996
The Museum of Modern Art
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Press release 4 pages
Artists
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Vito Acconci
American, 1940–201764 exhibitions, 71 works online -
Emma Amos
American, born 19376 exhibitions, 5 works online -
Richard Artschwager
American, 1923–201355 exhibitions, 56 works online -
Luis Cruz Azaceta
American, born 19425 exhibitions, 3 works online -
Judith Francisca Baca
American, born 19461 exhibition, 1 work online - There are 132 artists in this exhibition online.
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