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Richard Rezac

Richard Rezac was born in 1952 in Lincoln, Nebraska. He is an artist and educator living and working in Chicago, Illinois.

Background

MFA, The Maryland Institute, College of Art; Baltimore, MD (1982)

BFA, Pacific Northwest College of Art; Portland, OR, (1974)

Joan Mitchel Foundation Grant Award (2004)

Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award (1993)

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (1989)

National Endowment for the Arts, Visual Artist Fellowship (1976, 1986)

Teaching: Adjunct Full Professor of Sculpture and Painting, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Chicago, IL (active 1985-2019)

Normal Editions Projects

Rezac participated in a collaborative print project with Normal Editions Workshop during a residency for the Visiting Artist Seminar in the School of Art at Illinois State University in 1997.

Richard Rezac

Artist Richard Rezac in his studio

Resources

Artist Website

Gallery Representation

Gallery Representation

Prints from Normal Editions

untitled is included in the Marks from the Matrix and Illinois Artists traveling exhibitions available from Normal Editions Workshop.

untitled

untitled

Richard Rezac
three-color lithograph
22" x 18"
edition size: 30 arabic numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 1998
N.E.W. work # 98-114

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Available for sale

$800.00

Purchase Print
untitled

untitled

Richard Rezac
two-color intaglio
22" x 18"
edition size: 5 arabic numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 1998
N.E.W. work # 97-103

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IACA Acknowledgement and Copyright

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