Description
Printing images and texts on luxurious fabrics once took statement artworks to the next level, brokering powerful relationships and memorializing important events. This lively discussion features new research bridging the gap between art history, textiles, and printmaking. It also celebrates the Newberry’s recent acquisition of a rare survival: an ornate and sizable broadside printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla, Mexico in 1746.
This event is made possible with support from Getty through The Paper Project initiative.
In-Person Registration Information
This program will be free and open to the public, space is limited and registration in advance is required. Please click the button below to attend the event in-person.
Streaming Access Information
This program will also be streamed online as a Zoom webinar. A link to access the webinar will be made available here closer to the date of the program.
