Exhibition Checklist:

Eileen Arnow-Levine

• She’s Fallen Down Dead
  (2005) Offset lithography on cougar natural white

Alice  Austin

• Lousy Situation
  (2005) Letterpress on Rives lightweight

Lynne Avadenka

• Many Books
  (2005) Text: Book of Ecclesiastes
  Photpolymer plates and letterpress on Mohawk Superfine

Karen Baldner

• Open
  (2005) Handmade paper, bleached and pigmented abaca with stenciled text/image printed from polymer plates

Delphi Basilicato

• Last Entry
  (2005) Two sided, one side monoprint, the other side letterpress

Karen Bell

• Central Park
  (2005) Digital photos, scanned fabric on double-sided matte inkjet paper

Crystal Cawley

• Time Sampler
  (2005) Handset type letterpress on arches text laid, vintage clock faces printed by Raphael Tuck and Sons, circa 1900

Robert Charlton

• A Current Translation
  (2005) Two color dyed lithorgaphs on Rives in evelopes sealed with wax

Deborah Phillips Chodoff

• Grey Matter
  (2005) Inkjet print on Legion photo-enhanced paper

Sas Colby

• Performing Lines
  (2005) Paint on appropriated image, inkjet print on Hahnmuele paper with letterpress

Ed Colker

• From The Petrarchan Folio (42r)
  (2005) Letterpress and digital transfer on Arches

Ana Cordeiro

• Inside
  (2005) Letterpress on map folder flexagon with vegetable parchment

Beatrice Coron

• Life by the book
  (2005) Photocopy on metallic paper

Maryjean Viano Crowe

• Girl With Three Birds
  (2005) Laser prints and acetate collage on cardstock

Joyce Cutler-Shaw

• The Poem of Bone
  (2005) Digital image on handmade Japanese paper

Evelyn Eller

• Communication
  (2005) Black ink copy on cream acid free card stock

Elsi Vassdal  Ellis

• The Cost of War
  (2005) Letterpress, wood and lead type, photopolymer on Mohawk Superfine #100 cover, folio fold

Dikko Faust & Esther K. Smith

• pOpcult
  (2005) Letterpress from hand set metal type on unique papers (papier refus�)

Sharon  Gilbert

• Spectrum
  (2005) Quote from Winston Churchill
  Watercolor acrylics, photography and photo copy on Canson watercolor

Joan Iversen  Goswell

• Chairs on Acid
  (2005) Digital print of eraser stamp images on Arches

Roni Gross

• The Last Words of Ruth
  (2005) Drawing by Peter Schell
  Letterpress printed from polymer plates on Saunders and han watercolored

Karen Hanmer

• Untitled
  (2005) Photographs courtesy of the Library of Congress
  Pigment inkjet print on Mohawke Superfine

Mary  Heebner

• The Hamlet Project
  (2005) Pigment print with graphite and letterpress text and gold detail on Somerset Velvet and Kitaka

Gloria Helfgott

• Go Book, Pursue Thy Way
  (2005) Relief print on Fabriano Ingres and Tiziano

Barbara Henry

• Hat Trick
  (2005) Letterpress, linoleum

June  Hildebrand

• A root’s wrists exhausts
  (2005) Letterpress, linoleum-cut on Curtis Flannel

Karen Kunc

• Afterimage
  (2005) Woodcut and letterpress on Kitakata

John  Laudenslager

• The Dark Day
  (2005) Polaroid collage with Kodalithoverlay mounted on cardboard mounted on watercolor paper

Elena  Laza

• Print
  (2005) Letterpress on Fine Art Paper

Nancy Loeber

• Sissy
  (2005) Letterpress and woodcut on Magnani

Lois  Lowenstein

• Songs
  (2005) With Alison Alpert and Shirly Venit Anger
  Letterpress on Mohawk paper
  10 editions of 10 each

Mikhail  Magaril

• Motl
  (2005) Letterpress from Magnesium plate on Japanese paper

Emily Martin

• Laps
  (2005) Letterpress on Text Wove

Ruth McGurk & Felicia Rice

• He says, you write poems
  (2005) Diptych
  Letterpress on Magnani Incisioni Italia

Tadashi  Mitsui

• NYCBA30-Metro
  (2005) Collage/assemblage with glossy postcard stock, metrocard and envelope

Rebecca Brandeis  Morton

• A Note on Paper
  (2005) Copper plate etching on Rives BFK

Jan  Owen

• Sound of this Poem
  (2005) Offset, hand “letter” in gouache, initial, brushmark and squares in metallic acrylic

Michelle  Raccagni

• CBA XXX
  (2005) Woodcut on Zerkall

Benjamin D. Rinehart

• Still Bent
  (2005) Polymer plate and woodcut on stonehenge beige

Marilyn R. Rosenberg

• Past and Present- 30th Anniversary Stamp Sheet
  (2005) Color photocopy collage on acid free Hammermill
  Edition of 110 color copy acid free broadsides/artists’ stamp sheets, each sheet 8 1/2”x 11”, 2005.
  “Images of my work, I photographed, scanned, and in the computer these became a computer collage, with a list of shows with dates that my pieces were in the CBA exhibitions”

John  Ross

• The City is the World
  (2005) Letterpress, relief collagraph on Italia 80%

Susan  Rotolo

• Definitons
  (2005) Pen and ink drawing, inkjet print on Magnani Velata paper

Sybil  Rubottom & Jim Machacek

• Alphabet (2005)
  Letterpress from polymer plates on Mohawk Superfine

Jen  San Miguel

• Ink and Paper (2005)
  Inkjet print, rubberstamped on Fabriano watercolor with artificial sinew thread and buttonhole stitch

Marcia  Scanlon

• Long Night (2005)
  Two color print- photogravure text and sugarlift aquatint on Somerset Velvet Bright White

Miriam Schaer

• They were so pretty yesterday (2005)
  Dye-stained digital laser print with Xerox transfer on hand-sewn silk gauze and permalife, dress relief collograph

Champe Smith

• DAHLIA ETC. (2005)
  Letterpress with polymer plates on Rives BFK

Robert C.  Smith

• Waxwinged (2005)
  Letterpresshandset type and digital graphics on various papers

Gail Smuda

• Life: Some Assembly Required (2005)
  Offset printed on white and black mulberry paper with thread

Diane M.  Stemper

• Bacterial House (2005)
  Three color linoleum print with oil-based inks on Rives BFK

Larry  Thomas

• Upon Reflection (2005)
  Inkjet on found paper

Rita  Valley

• A Periodic Table of the Alphabet (2005)
  Mixed photocopied collages, vinyl, fabric, tape on acid free lignon free

Dana  Velan

• Ash and Roses (2005)
  Oil sticks on Stonehenge paper

Ellen  Wallenstein

• Broadside Backside (2005)
  Xerox print from photgraphs

Ewa Monika  Zebrowski

• albergo / a roma (2005)
  Hot stmaping (copper foil) on Johannot with 35mm color inkjet print

Support for the Center for Book Arts’ visual arts programming is provided, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.