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Amanda W. Yopp was born in Fairfield, CA, in 1974 and currently resides
in Tucson, AZ.
Ms. Yopp's work has been featured in a two-person show at Central Arts
Collective, a co-operative gallery in Tucson, AZ. She has also participated
in several group shows at museums and galleries, including The Flinders
Museum of Art, Adeliade, South Australia, The Elam School of Fine Arts,
Auckland, New Zealand; and in "Multi-Mini," an exhibition and exchange
that was shown in nine communities in the United States at the same time,
including the University Museum, Carbondale, IL, and Colorado State University,
Fort Collins, CO. In addition, her work is in private and public collections,
including those at the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ, and the Scottsdale
Museum for Contemporary Arts, Scottsdale, AZ.
Ms. Yopp is recipient of several awards, scholarships, and internships.
In 1996 she received a Visual Arts Award from the Arizona Artists Guild,
Phoenix, AZ. In 1997 she received a Fine Arts scholarship from the University
of Arizoan, Tucson, AZ and was also a summer intern for the Women's studio
Workshop, Rosendale, NY. In 1998, Ms. Yopp worked an excavation of a Roman
cold water bath in Chianciano Terme, Italy, hosted by Dr. David Soren.
Ms. Yopp attended the University of Arizona, Tucson, and received a
B.F.A. in Printmaking and a Minor in Etruscan and Roman Art History in
1998.
Contact: Bella1yopp@aol.com
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1996 Woodcut 30x22" |
I Think She Likes You
1996 5-color Reductive Woodcut 40x28" |
Mother Teresa
1996 5-color Reductive Woodcut 30x22" |
The Girl No One Could Touch 1996 5-color Reductive Woodcut 21x15" |
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