Didier Mutel: From the Rosetta Stone to the United States of Acid
Library Of Congress. Rare Book Division
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Since 1793, the Atelier Remond in France has been printing books, etchings, and engravings. Artist, master printmaker, and current studio manager Didier Mutel will use his projects "United States of Acid" and "Birds of Acid" to consider why the slow and obsolete process of etching and engraving still challenges and inspires us today. This talk is a rare opportunity to engage with one of France's most significant print- and book-makers, and will include a display of his works held in the Library's Rare Book and Special Collections Division.
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