From Texas with Love: Prints from Flatbed Press at LeRoy Neiman Center, New York

Key facts

• From Texas with Love: Prints from Flatbed Press is on view at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery at Columbia University in New York through October 9, 2026.
• The exhibition is curated by Bale Creek Allen and drawn from the archives of Flatbed Press, Austin's print publisher and communal printmaking studio founded in 1989.
• Artists in the show include John Alexander, Michael Ray Charles, James Surls, Linda Ridgway, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Julie Speed, Luis Jiménez, Terry Allen, Peter Saul, Katherine Brimberry, and Sharon Kopriva.
• Luis Jiménez's self-portrait etching depicts a skull-like face with unkempt hair, grim eyes, and wired-shut lips.
• Terry Allen's Rage (1995) is a line etching and aquatint with collaged fabric, 43 3/4 x 39 1/4 inches, showing four stacked letters under black and gold-flecked lace.
• Peter Saul's untitled polymer direct gravure (edition 19/20) features a haloed, bucktoothed God with many arms distributing traits such as stupid, intelligent, beautiful, important, and faithful.
• Katherine Brimberry's True Image is a chine collé aquatint etching (edition AP) depicting Christ as if photographed from overhead by a medical examiner, in earthen yellow.
• Sharon Kopriva's Vigilant is a color stone and plate lithograph (edition 2/20) showing a vulture encapsulating a twin that cradles a smaller winged iteration in an unhatched egg.