Lou stovall workshop plans

Workshop, Inc., founded in 1968, grew from a small but active community studio into an atelier where artists, apprentices, interns, and printmakers collaborated.

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Through Workshop, Inc., Lou and Di Bagley Stovall have made a unique effort to build unity among artists in Washington, DC and to encourage, by example, service in the community.

Their work in the 1960s and 1970s includes posters developed for many public events in Washington, DC, from performances to protests. Even before its first incarnation as Corcoran Workshop, the Stovalls collaborated with artists working in a diversity of media, such as Josef Albers, Elizabeth Catlett, Gene Davis, David Driskell, Sam Gilliam, Loïs Mailou Jones, Jacob Lawrence, James L.

Wells, and Workshop co-founder, musician, and artist Lloyd McNeill. They welcomed those new to the silkscreen process and offered instruction in an accessible, yet highly nuanced, method for producing and/or reproducing colorful prints.

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