Terry Kreiter
Entries for 2014 Statewide Photography Competition/Exhibition
Title: Degenerates Walking on the Moon Artist: Terry Kreiter 2014 Cliche Verre, Silver-Gelatin photograph Dims: 8 x 20 inches Printed by Diane Kreiter |
Title: Ambergris Nocturne Artist: Terry Kreiter 2014 Cliche Verre, Silver-Gelatin photograph Dims: 8 x 10 inches Printed by Diane Kreiter
cliché-verre, also called Glass Print, print made by placing photographic paper beneath a glass plate on which a design has been scratched through a coating of an opaque substance and then exposing it to light. The fluid lines possible with cliché-verre prints are reminiscent of etched lines.
The technique was popular in the 1850s with such French artists as Camille Corot, Jean-François Millet, Théodore Rousseau, and Eugène Delacroix. The most prominent 20th-century exponent of cliché-verre was the Hungarian-American designer Gyorgy Kepes, who carried out many innovations in the medium, such as painting the glass with mutually repellent substances to achieve infinitely variable effects. britannica.com
Exhibition Details:
May 23, 2014 - Artist Reception, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. (Reception is scheduled to coincide with other exhibitions and to avoid conflict with Triton Gala event.) August 10, 2014 - Exhibition closes August 12-24, 2014 - Pick-up artwork |