Tag Archives: Elizabeth Ferrill

4th Annual Monothon – a great success! Thank you!

Posted on March 29, 2011 by andersonranch

Once again, this year’s Monothon, held on March 8, was a terrific success with a fun crowd, a delicious dinner and an array of 21 beautiful monotypes auctioned off in a live auction. The event was sold-out (again) with 100 … Continue reading →

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Residence in Progress: April Vollmer

Posted on March 12, 2011 by andersonranch

Yutaka: So it’s been almost 5 weeks since your residency started, what have you been working on? April: I’ve been printing digitally and also printing woodblocks, my aim is to put them together. I found that here at Anderson Ranch … Continue reading →

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Elizabeth Ferrill prints for the Monothon

Posted on March 3, 2011 by andersonranch

For the 4th annual Monothon, Elizabeth Ferrill, the Studio Coordinator for Painting & Printmaking at the Ranch, has been working with several artists since November. She has been assisting many artists in discovering how the process can best suit the imagery that they … Continue reading →

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Prints, Prints, Prints, Prints

Posted on November 29, 2010 by andersonranch

Over the next couple months there will be a select group of artist printing monotypes here at the Ranch. All the work is being made for our Monothon, a live print auction taking place March 8th, 2011. We’ve got some … Continue reading →

Posted in Artist Projects, Exhibitions, Printmaking | Tagged Elizabeth Ferrill, Emily Fannon, monothon, Yutaka Kawahito | Leave a comment

Visiting Artist, Dean Monogenis

Posted on October 28, 2010 by andersonranch

Dean has been at Anderson Ranch since Oct 16, doing a print project with Anderson Ranch Editions. The print was finished earlier this week, and his project culminated in an artist talk and reception to view the new work. Monogenis … Continue reading →

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Forward @ SAW

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Andrea Wallace

This month at SAW don’t miss FORWARD, work by the Anderson Ranch Studio Coordinators: Emily Fannon, Elizabeth Ferrill, Ralph Scala, Jason Schneider, and Jason Speich. We hope to see you Friday, July 9th, at the opening reception of FORWARD. Join … Continue reading →

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Featured Exhibition: Elizabeth Ferrill at 5x6x9

Posted on January 5, 2010 by Andrea Wallace

Painting and Printmaking Studio Coordinator Elizabeth Ferrill is showing at 5x6x9 gallery in Berlin, Germany. The show opened on November 28, 2009 and will be up until the end of January. The show is titled Daily Transit and consists of … Continue reading →

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