We have devised elaborate systems to predict and forecast the weather. We accept forecasts with a certain amount of faith, planning and hoping for the best. Weather affects our economy, creating stress and disaster, profits and losses. We struggle to overcome the relentless energy of storms, floods, wind, and sun. We experience uncertainty and panic as well as enjoyment.
Artists find subject matter for unlimited sources of drama in weather-related events.
This exhibition builds upon those themes. The processes used to create the prints in this exhibition include etching, embossing, digital transfer, drypoint, woodcut, and wood engraving. The exhibition consists of 16 original prints created by former students at Arkansas State University. All prints in the exhibition are part of the Arkansas Print Club Archive. Established in 1963.