UW-Madison Graphics Program

The graphics program consists of courses in printmaking, paper making, photography, and graphic design. A faculty of specialists offers instruction emphasizing in-depth technical knowledge and utilizing state-of-the-art print equipment in studios designed and outfitted for specific printing techniques. The program stresses skill and technical command with a major emphasis on the development of ideas and concepts. Graphic design is defined in the broadest terms to include typography, book design and structure, artists books, paper making, illustration, production techniques, and computer typesetting.

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Michael Connors \| Bio Assistant Professor Digital Printmaking MFA, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1995	Jack Damer \| Bio Professor Lithography MFA, Carnegie Melon University, 1965
Jim Escalante \| Bio Professor & Chair Book Arts/Graphic Design MFA, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1981	Phil Hamilton \| Bio Professor Graphic Design MFA, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1964
John Hitchcock \| Bio Assistant Professor Relief Printmaking/Serigraphy MFA, Texas Tech University	Cavalliere Ketchum \| Bio Professor Photography MFA, University of New Mexico, 1970
Frances Myers \| Bio Professor Etching/Installations MFA, University of Wisconsin, 1965	John Rieben \| Bio Professor Graphic Design MFA, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1967

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