Mamma Andersson works on four etchings in the Crown Point Press studio, 2013.
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Alyson Shotz creates the aquatints Sequent I and Sequent II at Crown Point Press in 2013.
Artist Anne Appleby working at Crown Point Press in San Francisco, 2012.
Artist Wayne Thiebaud working at Crown Point Press in San Francisco, 2011.
Artist Robert Bechtle working at Crown Point Press in San Francisco to create a color soft ground etching with aquatint, 2011.
In this video, you can see Darren Almond working at Crown Point Press on photogravures of the White Nile in Africa and of mist on Mt. Hiei in Japan.
8 etching projects done in the Crown Point studio between 1998 and 2005.
A film in four parts by Kathan Brown. This film is composed of vintage video clips of John Cage at work in the etching studio of Crown Point Press, in San Francisco. It begins with Cage’s first etching project there, in 1978, and ends with his last one in 1992, the year he died. The film is separated into four parts, and each part is named for a material Cage used as a starting point, and each part focuses on the making of a series of prints.
John Cage’s approach to music, writing, visual art, and life was one of-a-piece, and in this film he demonstrates that approach, and describes it in his own voice.
Composer and artist John Cage uses fire to create an etching at Crown Point Press in San Francisco, 1986. This film runs 2 minutes long.
Watch Richard Diebenkorn at work on the large aquatint, Green; Red-Yellow-Blue; and an unfinished print. In this video, shot by Kathan Brown, Diebenkorn works through the process of creating an etching with printer Marcia Bartholome. This film runs 35 minutes.
