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Alma mater. Columbus School of Art & Design Howard University. Occupation (s) Artist, art professor. Michael B. Platt was an American artist (1948 – January 20, 2019) [ 1] and art professor. [ 2] Platt was predominantly known as a printmaker and photographer. [ 2] He was born, worked, lived most of his life, and died in Washington, DC.
Artist and writer Lyric Prince pays tribute to her former mentor, who died moments after installing his latest exhibition. Michael B. Platt, 1948-2019. Credit: Lloyd Foster. On January 20, Michael ...
Jun 6, 2020 · Michael B. Platt was an American artist and art professor. Platt was predominantly known as a printmaker and photographer. He was born, worked, lived most of his life, and died in Washington, DC. Education. Platt received his degrees in Fine Art from the Columbus School of Art & Design in Ohio (BFA 1970), and Howard University (MFA 1973) in ...
Michael Platt (b. 1948- 2019) is widely recognized for his fusion of digital and conventional photography, drawing, and printmaking as a means to explore/expose “the human condition...in particular, the history and experiences of African and African Diaspora culture.”. His work involves tension between setting and subject, history and ...
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Mar 17, 2019 · Washington City Paper: Remembering Revered DC Artist Michael B. Platt White Hot Magazine: Two Artists at the American University Museum at the Katzen Art Center, Washington, DC. The Washington Post: In the galleries: A testament to Australia’s indigenous people, and to an artist
Smithsonian American Art Museum and Renwick Gallery. Visit. Art + Artists. Research. Education. About. ... Michael Platt. born Washington, DC 1948-died Washington, DC ...
Michael B. Platt, a printmaker, visual historian and visual storyteller is a Washington, D.C. based artist who uses digital photography and the printing process to share his keen sense of observation to express traces of the human spirit. His subjects are the marginalized and the survivors.
