Introducing Anthony Corraro, this year’s Printmaking Artist-in-Residence
Anthony is a printmaker based in Wichita, KS, and will be graduating with his MFA from Wichita State University in May. By utilizing the repeatable process of printmaking alongside ephemeral materials, the prints he produces are often fragile and immediately ephemeral. Through this process of creation and decay, he seeks to challenge the general notion of art being a static experience.
In 2015, Anthony earned his BFA from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK. During the same year, he discovered a love for printmaking when he interned at Universal Limited Art Editions located in Bay Shore, NY. Afterwards, he spent much of his time in the Midwest working in art centers, working with local artists, and exhibiting work in several group shows.
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Introducing Gabriel John Poucher, this year’s Ceramics Artist-in-Residence
Gabriel John Poucher is a visual artist from northeast Ohio. His work explores the meaning of “nature” in the Anthropocene through an investigation of ceramic material, and a queer approach to ecological thought. He was a 2023 presenter and exhibitor at the Yuma Arts Symposium, and has exhibited sculptural and functional ceramics nationally. He received his BFA in Crafts with a concentration in glass and ceramic from Kent State University in 2017, and received his MFA in Ceramic Art from Alfred University in 2024.
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