John Phillips
John Phillips was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1953. He is an artist living and working in Chicago, Illinois.
Background
MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Chicago, IL (1979)
BFA, University of Colorado; Boulder, CO (1975)
Whitney Fellow, Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program; New York; NY (1978)
Illinois Arts Council Agency Grant (1999, 1982)
National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Painting (1983)
Normal Editions Projects
Phillips participated in a collaborative print project at Normal Editions Workshop during a short term residency with public lecture at the School of Art at Illinois State University in 1999.
Artist John Phillips drawing at Normal Editions Workshop, 1999.
Resources
Prints from Normal Editions
Miss Froggie is included in the Marks from the Matrix and Illinois Artists traveling exhibitions available from Normal Editions Workshop.
Miss Froggie
John Phillipsthree-color lithograph
19 1/2" x 24" image size on 22 1/8" x 26 3/4" gray paper
edition size: 26 arabic numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 1999
N.E.W. work # 99-109a
Available for sale
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Miss Froggie (white paper varient)
John Phillipsthree-color lithograph
19 1/2" x 24"
edition size: 10 arabic numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 1999
N.E.W. work # 99-109b
Collaboration with John Phillips
John Phillips drawing
John Phillips working on a lithographic plate
color selections
Meda Rives, Richard Finch, and John Phillips
collaborating on ink color selections
mixing inks
Meda Rives mixing inks for the John Phillips project
notes
Veda Rives noting ink color formulas
mylar for separation
Richard Finch talcing a mylar for a color separation plate
Phillips drawing
John Phillips working on a mylar for a color separation plate
printing
Meda Rives sponges the stone's surface to protect the non-image areas from attracting ink while Richard Finch prepares to roll the ink
inspecting proofs
Richard Finch and John Phillips inspecting proofs to select the "Right to Print" impression