In 1981, artist Richard Serra installed his Minimalist sculpture, “Tilted Arc”, in Federal Plaza in New York City.  Commissioned by the General Services Administration, “Arc” was a curving wall of unfinished steel 120 feet long and 12 feet high.  When seen from different points, the piece seemed to . . .

  There are a lot of valid reasons why an artist should think about reproducing their work. There are also a lot of reasons NOT to. In most cases, artists start to think about doing prints of their work as a way to increase sales or generate interest in their work. But, unless you are also prepared. . .