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Saturday, October 18: The majority of CAM’s first floor galleries and the Terrace Café are closed. Second floor galleries are open. The ground level is open for programming.

ChamberPalooza!, Saturday Morning Art Class, and Family Studio will run as scheduled.

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David Driskell:

I started with the traditional method. But as Ruth says to me, it really was like an arm of my painting and the early ones. I didn’t have a master print and no one printed for me. So I would do the Japanese method of spooning it, you know, uh, working with Japanese paper and what have you. And, and so I’d have a very limited edition of how those prints were done. Uh, but I never really considered myself a printmaker until perhaps, um, close to the year, 2000 when Adrian Charles, mm-hmm <affirmative>, and, um, Dr. Steel who at that time was director of the Driskell Center, said we we’d really like to do a print show. And I thought, well, I don’t have enough, but we started collecting them and collecting them and collecting them. And then they added up, mm-hmm <affirmative>, to a rather large, uh, uh, repository.