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ELKTON — In an era of mass-produced paperbacks and e-books, a coalition of local artists created a “Opposites: A Collaborative Book Experience” showcasing the beauty of labor-intensive printing techniques.
'Star Wars,' adoption and love brought this couple together MARINA AFFO, Delaware News Journal April 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail NEWARK, Del. (AP) — Tray Nichols was a family man without a family. His friends always said how kind he was and how he would make a great father. But it just never worked out for him in the traditional way. “I was a 47-year-old bachelor, for the most part,” he said. “I’d never really seriously dated, had been content with being single, so it really just wasn’t something I was looking for or thinking about.” Until he met Deanna and Zoe Pedicone.
and art to create an immersive experience. Assistant professor of graphic design and co-curator of the gallery James Quigley has been practicing letterpress since 2012. Quigley said when he was contacted for the gallery, he used the opportunity to reach out to pros in the letterpress community. “I reached out to people I knew and people I didn’t know who work in the letterpress industry,” Quigley said, “And to my delight, they all said yes.” Of the artists showcased, Lead Graffiti and Jen Farrell from Starshaped Press are just some of the prominent U.S. artists featured. Let...