TATE KLACSMANN
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See/ Hear me in action! - I'm honored to be interviewed and featured on:​
WaveFarm on WGXC with Selha Graham and Tom DiPietro https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/9sqq4p 
AHA! A House for the Arts on WMHT https://www.wmht.org/aha/
Upcoming, Current, and Recent Exhibitions
T. Klacsmann 
Hudson Hall
Hudson, NY
June 25 - August 28
Re:emergence
​Circle 46 Gallery
​Hudson, NY
December 4 - February 27, 2022
Fragmentary Blue
Tremaine Gallery
Lakeville, CT
May 15 - June 19
Tate Klacsmann
The New Gallery
Hudson, NY
December 1 - January 31

13th Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition
​Bendheim Gallery, Greenwich, CT
December 9 - January 5, 2022
The 2021 Council Members Show
SAGA Gallery
New York, NY
December 11 - 19
Holiday
D'Arcy Simpson ArtWorks
Hudson, NY
December 7 - February 10

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What the Trees Try to Tell Us We Are
Tremaine Gallery
Lakeville, CT
​September 6 - December 13
Picture
Detail of "Sonata in Red - Snow Leopard," 2020, linocut, woodcut and polyester plate lithography with ink, acrylic, colored pencil on marbled gray paper, 41.5 x 50"
Exciting News!  Scherzo in Grey: Falcon and Mouse has joined the permanent collection of The Smith College Museum of Art and will be part of the Cunningham Center for the Study of Prints, Drawings and Photographs
Picture
T. Klacsmann, Scherzo in Grey: Falcon and Mouse, 24 x 20," 2018
Statement and Bio
PictureT. Klacsmann, "Blue Bird 2," 12 x 9", digital collage, 2016 (ed. 12)
Nathaniel (Tate) Klacsmann captures the consciousness of animals as they exist independent from, but intermingled with humanity. Loving beauty more than efficiency, they first meticulously carves each thing that appears in their work in linoleum or wood. Some of the resulting relief prints are further developed with paint, ink, and colored pencil and become parts of mixed media collages or installations; other prints are scanned and turned into polyester lithography plates or used in digital collages. 

Klacsmann is a member of the Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA). Their work has been shown nationally and internationally and is included in the permanent collections of the Albany Institute of History and Art and The Smith College Museum of Art, the flat files and archives of Zea Mays Printmaking, and the Miriam Shapiro Archives at Rutgers University.  In 2014, he received the Medal of Honor in Mixed Media and Walinska Memorial Award from the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA).
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He completed certificates in Green Printmaking at Zea Mays Printmaking, and Graphics and Animation at University of North Georgia; an MFA at Northern Vermont University; a Masters of Art History at the University of Glasgow, and a BA at Yale University.

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