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Tim Sheesley
The Roberson Museum and Science Center in Binghamton, New York will be featuring the work of Tim Sheesley in the Sears Harkness Hall. Tim Sheesley, artist, printmaker and gallery director of The Martin – Mullen Art Gallery, SUNY College at Oneonta, will be exhibiting twenty five years worth of prints that have resulted in his career, collaborating with artists’ making hand printing original lithographs at Corridor Press, as well as his own art work. This exhibition will display over 130 prints by 67 different artists. Corridor Press was established in 1984 in Philadelphia and moved to Otego, New York in 1992. The exhibition will feature artists prints as well as highlight aspects of the process and technique involved with the art form of lithography. The list of artists includes Vivian Bergenfeld, Charlie Bremer, Harry Brodsky, Pamela Butler, Diane Burko, Charles Burns, Katheryn Carnahan, Wayne Claypatch, Sue Coe, Richard Crawford, Robert Cumming, Daniel Dallmann, Matthew Daub, Kim Deitch, Martha Mayer Erlebacher, Rob Evans, David Fertig, Makoto Fujimura, Greg Gaskey, Anthony Gorney, Rachel Heberling, Bruce Herman, Carl Hoffner, Irwin Hollander, Richard Hricko, Stephen Joseph, Richard Kathmann, Maurie Kerrigan, Wonsook Kim, Michael Kuch, Lois Lane, Tim Lowley, Winifred Lutz, Enid Mark, Patty McCabe, David Mohallatee, Susan Moore, Michael Morin, James Mullen, Catherine Murphy, Warren Rohorer, Greg Rohrer, Michael Roosevelt, James Rose, Harry Roseman, Thomás Sakoulas, Sean Scherer, Charles Schmidt, Maurice Sendak, Yolanda Sharpe, Joel Sheesley, Peter Sheesley, Sarah Sheesley, Tim Sheesley,William Smith, Kurt Solmssen, George Sorrels, Merle Spandorfer, Art Spiegelman, Ludwig Stine, Hester Stinettte, Evan Summer, Joseph Sweeney, John Troy, Stanley Witney, and Jerome Witkin, Lisa Yuskavage.
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