Clay Huffman, 43, a silk-screen artist who specialized in reproductions of the sights and scenes of art deco architecture, died Jan. 15 at his home in Alexandria of complications related to AIDS ...

Screen printing is a popular form of printmaking that is prominent in the art market. It is also referred to as silk screening, which harks back to the original method of creating screens using silk.

When someone brings up silk-screening, you might think of hand ... But at the University of Pennsylvania, traditional screen-printing and high technology are colliding to create incredible ...

Ray talked to the students about his technique of transforming his photographs into silk screen art. Ray, who still uses film, first has the photographs scanned into a computer. “Once I scan it ...

Whereas Warhol’s Prince silk-screen, they said ... have failed to signify as shockingly important, transformative art. The sameness, the act of “retaining the essential elements” of ...

Warhol’s silk screen is also called a serigraph. To his critics, he was ‘the cynical magus of a movement that debased high art and reduced it to a commodity.’ Warhol began with cartoon ...

Pop artist Andy Warhol’s famed 1964 silk-screen portrait of Marilyn Monroe ... her death in 1962 and has since become one of pop art’s best-known pieces. Held in the collection of Swiss ...

Clay Huffman, 43, a silk-screen artist who specialized in reproductions of the sights and scenes of art deco architecture, died Jan. 15 at his home in Alexandria of complications related to AIDS ...