December Issue 1999
Fine Art Prints by Jim Innes Featured at Print Studio South in Charleston
Print Studio South,
located in Charleston, SC, is pleased to announce a one-man show
by South Carolina printmaker, Jim Innes. Opening on Dec. 3 and
continuing through Jan. 31, 2000, the twenty-piece show consists
of etchings, lithographs, and monotypes.
Innes, Professor Emeritus, Indiana University of Pennsylvania,
works in the revolutionary method of waterless lithography, a
new medium he wishes to bring to the attention of the public.
In addition to the waterless lithographs, the show includes a set of seven etchings depicting the adventures of the San Miguel Communion Girls-- anything but a pious group -- they are armed with a taste for levitation and magical travel.
Innes' work is held by the following museums:
Canton Art Institute, Westmoreland County Museum, Washington County
Art Museum, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Collection, Kansas City Art
Institute, University of Kansas Museum, the Museum of Indiana
University of Pennsylvania, Ohio State University, University
of Cincinnati, Arizona State University, as well as private collections
in the United States and Europe.
For further information check our SC Institutional Gallery listings
or call the gallery at 843/722-0697.
Mailing Address: Carolina Arts, P.O. Drawer
427, Bonneau, SC 29431
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