Printmaking Faculty

Ed Bernstein, Full Professor

ebernste@indiana.edu
Bernstein is Professor and Co-Head, Printmaking at Indiana University, Bloomington. Education includes: MFA, printmaking, Indiana 1973; Atelier 17, Paris; B.F.A, painting Rhode Island School of Design. Bernstein has two regional grants from the NEA. Professional appointments include: Oxford University (UK), UC Berkeley, and the University of Arkansas. He exhibits in major national and international juried and invited exhibitions and has been a visiting artist in the US, Canada, and Europe. His work is in museums in US, United Kingdom, Italy, and China. Bernstein curated the No Danger international exhibition for the 2008 SGC conference at the Richmond Virginia International Airport.

Wendy Calman, Associate Professor

calman@indiana.edu
Born in New York City, Professor Calman was educated at the University of Pittsburgh where she received a BA in Art History, and at Tyler School of Art of Temple University in Philadelphia, receiving both an MFA and an M.Ed. After teaching for four years at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, she joined the Printmaking faculty at Indiana University in 1976, and she is currently Co-Head of the Printmaking area. She has received Master Fellowships from the Indiana Arts Commission, a Ford Foundation grant, and many honors and awards for her work in exhibitions. Her work has been included in publications such as Innovative Printmaking , Photographer’s Choice, Contemporary American Women Sculptors, and 20th Century North American Women Artists, and is represented in collections both nationally and internationally.

Kristen Martincic, Visiting Assistant Professor

martinck@indiana.edu
www.kmartincic.com
Kristen Martincic seeks to reveal very private, vulnerable moments and emotions through her artwork.  Her prints, mixed-media sculptures, and installations make absence apparent and push the boundaries of privacy. She uses garments as a surrogate for the human form to speak of awkwardness and humor.

In addition to being an active artist, Martincic strives to be an inspiring educator. She enjoys sharing her passion about art with others and assisting them in realizing their creative potential. She is a visiting faculty member within the Printmaking Department and also teaches in the 2-D Design Fundamentals program. She earned her BFA from Bowling Green State University and her MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Althea Murphy-Price, Assistant Professor

amurphyp@indiana.edu
Althea Murphy-Price received her Masters of Art from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana and her Master of Fine Arts from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. She has remained active within several community organizations. Some of these activities have included participating in the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center Art Book Project, and Kente In Atlanta Community Research Project. She has been awarded the Atlanta History Center Fellowship, UVAC Graduate Student Purchase Award from Purdue University and the Future Faculty Fellowship from Temple University to name a few. Murphy-Price has shown in several Philadelphia galleries including, Artforms Gallery where she was awarded First Prize Winner of the Annual Emerging Artist Exhibition, Vox Populi, The Print Center, Woodmere Art Museum, and Brandywine Printmaking Workshop. Artist Althea Murphy-Price’s work explores how identity is defined within culture and community while questioning self-identification amongst the perceptions of society.