Fish Trap, Accelerated Feeding Program, Bacon, Tomato and Double Potato
Item
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Title
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Fish Trap, Accelerated Feeding Program, Bacon, Tomato and Double Potato
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Creator
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Bill Rades
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Artist ID
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106
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Date of Work
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1977
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Description
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Part of the “Fish Trap” series. 3D pieces on paper, black and gray depictions of fish, fishroe, and various other shapes.
Middle-oriented piece, bass fish being shuffled down a conveyor belt, with their roe at the bottom.
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Category of Media
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Painting/drawing/mixed media on paper
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Media
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pencil, ink, paper, formica, in plexiglas box
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Accession Number
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1978.011
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Location
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display: Lab 1, 2nd Floor, office area
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Date Acquired
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1978
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Dimensions of Work
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14.5" x 11.5" x 2.5"
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Frame Dimensions
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Individual: 15.5" x 12.25"
Frame of triptych: 23.5" x 50.75"
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Frame Type
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Formica
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Donor or Seller
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Rades
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Donor ID
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106
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Artist Bio
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Washington-based artist Bill Rades (born Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1943) creates paintings and prints. He served as a professor of painting, drawing, design, and contemporary art at Pierce College in Tacoma, Western Washington and chair of the Art Department from 1985-2005. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin. He also served as Visiting Professor of Art, Oregon State University from 1972-74.
Source: https://tacoma.emuseum.com/emuseum/people/1145/bill-rades/objects
