Bill brookover
Bill Brookover is a printmaker who uses traditional printmaking techniques of screenprint, relief, and intaglio along with cyanotype and collage. Born in West Texas, he started his artistic career in architecture and fine arts at Rice University. After graduate studies in historic preservation at Columbia University, he worked for over 30 years in architecture and preservation with the National Park Service. He began studying printmaking at Fleisher Art Memorial in 2003. He has shown his work in solo, curated, and juried exhibitions. He has curated exhibitions at Da Vinci Art Alliance and the Free Library of Philadelphia. He leads tours of print collections with Fleisher Art Memorial. He serves as president of the American Color Print Society Board of Directors and on the Exhibitions Committee of Da Vinci Art Alliance. He is a member of Cerulean Arts Collective, Second State Press, The Print Center in Philadelphia, InLiquid, and the Philadelphia Center for the Book.
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