Dreamers Dreaming NO.72 Kesha I would take the printed

I would take the printed result of the day back to the apartment (provided by Brandywine) to work on the layers for the next color

Driskell’s command of color and line and attentiveness to “the symbolic presence of form” are showcased in his beloved subjects

I use craft and materials to investigate identity

eyes of the night

The spaces are created over several sessions using a variety of media

Dreamers Dreaming NO.72 Kesha I would take the printedDreamers Dreaming, 1985 Offset Lithograph Edition of 100 23 x 30 in Collaborative Printer: Bob Franklin Jack Gerber's Dreamers Dreaming places us inside the logic of a dream itself where a single woman multiplies across the composition, appearing in three model like poses in the upper register before settling into a larger, recumbent form at the bottom of the print, resting beneath flowers arranged in a decorated vase. A dog sits nearby, its head