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HVVACC Exhibits

Linking Collections, Building Connections

image for item in a row of three, linking to full sized image.
Milton Glaser
Monet on the Bridge, 1993
Color lithograph
26 x 22 1/2 in.
WAAM; WWA Annual Print Award
1996-22-24
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Yasuo Kuniyoshi
Mask, 1948
Crayon, lithograph printed in black ink on white, wove paper, edition of 100
17 x 13 1/2 in.
WAAM; WAA Annual Print Award 1948
1974-10-01
image for item in a row of three, linking to full sized image.
Ernest Frazier
Untitled, 1993
Serigraph
22 x 15 in.
WAAM; WAA Annual Print Award
1996-22-21
image for item in a row of three, linking to full sized image.
Doris Emrick Lee
Fruit, n.d.
Serigraph
14 x 25-1/3 in.
WAAM; WAA Annual Print Award
1990-03-01

Beyond workspaces, the arts organizations examined in the present exhibition also provide monetary support to artists. The Woodstock Artists Association (now the Woodstock Artists Association and Museum) was founded in 1919 by artists recognizing the need for a regional exhibition space, and is run by artists to the present day. WAAM continues to provide several exhibition spaces to area artists, while its longstanding tradition of annual purchase awards gives recognition and financial reward to artists at varying stages of their careers. Yasuo Kuniyoshi and Milton Glaser, both major names in the art world, have received WAAM’s Annual Print Award.