POP-UP SHOP: THE ’70S ON PAPER

Print Sale: Thursday, July 21 and Saturday, July 23, 11 AM – 4 PM
(no hours Friday)

_{Lobby of the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building}

Explore and purchase lithographs created in the ’70s at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop, donated to the Brodsky Center at PAFA from the collection of artist June Wayne (1918–2011).

_{Browse and purchase works by modern and contemporary artists Nick Abdalla (b. 1939), Lynn Elton Baker (American, b. 1949), Stephen Britko(American, b. 1946), Byron Burford (American, 1920–2011), Karen A. Carson (American, b. 1943), Clarence H. Carter (American, 1904–2000), Tony DeLap (American, 1927–2019), Eberhard Eggers (German, 1939–2004), Gunther Gerzso (Mexican, 1915–2000), Ed Hamilton (American, b. 1947), Fred Hammersley (American, 1919–2009), Charles Christopher Hill (American, b. 1948), Nathan Oliveira (American, 1928–2010), Fritz Scholder (American, Luiseno Indian, 1937–2005), Michele B. Sewards (American, b. 1944), John Franklin Sommers (American, 1927–1987), Jan Stussy (American, 1921–1990), June Wayne (American, 1918–2011), John Wenger (American, 1887–1976), and Emerson Woelffer (American, 1914–2003).}

_{This in-person pop-up shop is organized in connection with an online exhibition featured on the Brodsky Center’s online marketplace, Artsy.}

About June Wayne 

_{In 2002, artist and printmaker June Wayne (1918–2011) donated a collection of her prints along with prints she had collected by other artists to support the Brodsky Center through their sale. These prints were made at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop, which Wayne funded in 1960 on Tamarind Avenue in Los Angeles with art historian and artist Clinton Adams and collaborative printer Garo Antreasian. Tamarind moved to the University of New Mexico in 1970 and became one of the most important focal points for the revival of printmaking in the United Sates and beyond.}

To learn more please contact Grace Harmer, Art Sales Manager at gharmer@pafa.org