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- It’s Time for Another Action-Packed First Thursday 5:07pm Nov 4
- Not to Miss: The Lens of Impressionism at UMMA 5:20pm Oct 28
- Heroes Book Draws Attention in the NYT 5:11pm Oct 21
Tomorrow evening is Seattle’s First Thursday art walk in Pioneer Square. Some highlights: Large-scale paintings and works on paper by Mary Ann Peters at the James Harris Gallery. ...
The Lens of Impressionism: Photography and Painting from the Normandy Coast, a new exhibition at the University of Michigan Museum of Art, addresses how social, creative, and commercial advancements helped set the stage for early Impressionism and established Normandy as a cultural hub in the mid...
Marquand recently produced an exhibition catalog for the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore called Heroes: Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greece...
In the video below Dr. Gary Radke offers interesting facts and background on Michelangelo in anticipation of SAM’s new exhibit Michaelangelo Public and Private, opening tomorrow. ...
The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore presents Heroes: Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greece. Marquand produced the catalog for the exhibit, arranged around four main figures: hero-god Herakles; traveler Odysseus; fiery warrior Achilles; and stunning Helen...
Savannah’s Telfair Museum of Art, in association with the Singer Laren Museum, present Dutch Utopia: American Artists in Holland, 1880-1914. Marquand produced the accompanying catalog of the exhibition, centered around the work of more than 40 American painters. ...
Banned Books Week began in 1982, a year that saw a sudden increase in the number of books targeted for attempted or successful bans across the United States...
The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin presents The New York Graphic Workshop: 1964 – 1970. Marquand produced the accompanying catalog of the exhibition, centered around three Latin American artists: Luis Camnitzer, Liliana Porter, and Jose Guillermo Castillo. ...
Ed recently transformed a space by the windows inside our Tieton Book Arts studio, home of Marquand Editions, into an arty general store of sorts...
Guest contributor Paul Barrett shares some good reasons why we shouldn’t be afraid to leave widows and orphans hanging. In four years as a professional book designer, I spent more time eliminating the pesky little grotesqueries known as widows and orphans than I did anything else. ...
Seattle-based artists Sara Osebold and Vaughn Bell launch Gallery4Culture’s new season September 3rd with their environmentally conscious exhibition Melt. Osebold has constructed a large wool glacier as a kind of tribute to nature. ...
Seattle-based bookstore Wessel and Lieberman recently featured Marquand’s letterpress chapbook series on their blog. On Spines and Memories, the first in the collection, was written by Ed Marquand and printed and hand-bound in Tieton, WA. ...
On-line magazine and art network e-flux is opening a reading room in Manhattan’s Lower East Side next week. ...
The New York Times’ chief art critic Michael Kimmelman’s recent column, “At the Louvre, Many Stop to Snap but Few Stay to Focus,” has generated a lot of buzz lately. For th...
