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[23 Mar 2010 | View Comments | 276 views]
Printing a Future for WTAMU Art Students

PRAIRIE | Frankie Sanchez
The West Texas A&M art program just received a piece of history after being honored with the possession of the Vermillion Edition, Limited, a printing shop that holds years of history for students to inherit.
Steve Andersen, a renowned master printer, developed the Vermillion Edition, Limited, a Minneapolis-based print shop, in 1977. This printing shop was highly recognized all over the United States and was a component of the American print renaissance. Andersen’s shop became the newest center …

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[4 Mar 2010 | View Comments | 387 views]
Art for Art’s Sake

PHOTO | Frankie Sanchez
The landscape around Amarillo and Canyon is known for its dry and barren lands, the art community taking roots in the area is not. With the opening of several new art galleries including Studio 502, Vermillion Editions Limited and Blue Sage Galleries, artists have more of a chance to expose their creations.
“Stanley Marsh has already opened the door for the art world with his unique street signs and the Cadillac Ranch,” local artist Taylor Meyer said.
Area artists …

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[3 Dec 2009 | View Comments | 435 views]
“Stuff” on Display

PHOTO | RIK ANDERSEN
Rik Andersen, West Texas A&M University photographer, displays his “Stuff” in the Cornette Library First Floor Gallery.
“Stuff” is a diverse collection of photography projects created by Andersen throughout his career. The collection ranges from the WTSU newspaper, works from photography school, to even his personal photographs.
“I decided to call the show “Stuff” because that’s what it is, an eclectic collection of stuff I’ve created and collected through the years.”
This will be Andersen’s first “true” show, even though …

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[10 Sep 2009 | View Comments | 1,097 views]
One man’s Wall is another man’s canvas

Art and photo by Juan Bernal.
Artwork by Bobby Salcido, photo by Frankie Sanchez.
Jonas Leon Rios
Prairie Reporter
Web Editor’s Note: Click here to check out more photos of “The Wall”.
There doesn’t seem to be many legal outlets that exist for graffiti artists, but one man not only welcomes this form of art but also encourages it.
Attorney Jeff Blackburn of Amarillo offers the outside wall of his business location, at the corner of Madison Street and SW 16th Avenue, as a creative …

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