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Buchanan's carved rubber block prints predominately document [[Birmingham]]-area landmarks. His work is displayed at area galleries and art shows, including [[Naked Art]] and [[Artwalk]]. | Buchanan's carved rubber block prints predominately document [[Birmingham]]-area landmarks. His work is displayed at area galleries and art shows, including [[Naked Art]] and [[Artwalk]]. | ||
In [[2010]], Buchanan wrote an article on fading advertising signs for ''[[Birmingham magazine|Birmingham]]'' magazine, which led to a publishing deal with The History Press. | In [[2010]], Buchanan wrote an article on fading advertising signs for ''[[Birmingham magazine|Birmingham]]'' magazine, which led to a publishing deal with The History Press. The book, with photographs by [[Jonathan Purvis]], was published on [[November 1]], [[2012]]. | ||
==Publications== | |||
* {{Buchanan-2012}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 30 November 2012
Charles Buchanan at The Club, December 2010
Charles Buchanan (born January 5, 1973) is a printmaker and magazine editor.
Buchanan graduated from Hewitt-Trussville High School and the University of Alabama. He is currently the managing editor of UAB Medicine magazine.
Buchanan's carved rubber block prints predominately document Birmingham-area landmarks. His work is displayed at area galleries and art shows, including Naked Art and Artwalk.
In 2010, Buchanan wrote an article on fading advertising signs for Birmingham magazine, which led to a publishing deal with The History Press. The book, with photographs by Jonathan Purvis, was published on November 1, 2012.
Publications
- Buchanan, Charles (2012) Fading Ads of Birmingham. Charleston, South Carolina: The History Press ISBN 9781609494834
References
- Little, Thomas (October 3, 2012) "Upcoming book tells the story of Birmingham’s painted signs." Magic City Post
External links
- Charles Buchanan Printworks website