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The Open Gallery
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These images are macro photographs of very small sections of
cliche-verres made by Sam Peters in 2001. Cliche verre
is French for "picture-glass," a method of producing
prints by passing light through a hand-made negative
onto photographic paper. The artist used Photoshop to
change various aspects (especially color) in the
images.
He writes, "I am also involved with making artist books with a
group of artists who meet at my studio on a weekly
basis. We make use of both traditional and digital
processes to create our books. I have an MFA in printmaking
and taught it along with other art courses
in colleges around the Baltimore/Washington DC area
for a number of years. I am a co-founder of Maryland
Printmakers and one of the founding members of the
American Print Alliance. I have shown my prints,
photographs and mixed media pieces in the US, South
America and Europe."
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