NewsOctober 2, 1997
`ALTERED STATES': MONOTYPES BY DALLAS ARTIST WILL BE EXHIBITED AT GALLERY 100
"Altered States: Monotypes by Cecelia Feld," will open Friday at Gallery 100. Feld's one-of-a-kind prints are called monotypes, a process which combines painting and printmaking techniques. The image is developed on a flat plate, then transferred by hand or press to another surface, usually paper...
"Altered States: Monotypes by Cecelia Feld," will open Friday at Gallery 100.
Feld's one-of-a-kind prints are called monotypes, a process which combines painting and printmaking techniques. The image is developed on a flat plate, then transferred by hand or press to another surface, usually paper.
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The Dallas, Texas-based artist often uses the faint image left on the plate after printing to create a new print, manipulating this "ghost" to redefine the original image.
Feld is the recipient of a MacDowell Colony artist residency award. The MacDowell Colony is located at a secluded spot in New Hampshire where artists, writers and composers work in an uninterrupted atmosphere.
An opening reception will be held from 5-7 p.m. Friday at the gallery, 100 N. Sprigg St. The show will continue through Oct. 24.
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