Exhibitions

Red Herring

Jan 19–Mar 31, 2007

Featured Artist Project organized by Sandra Murchison, Associate Professor of Art, Millsaps College, and Artist

This project will present 20 new prints by 20 printmakers who are all faculty members at various colleges/universities throughout the United States as well as two artists from Africa. These artists were selected based on their reputation both as printmakers and instructors. These 20 prints will be collected into a handmade portfolio. The prints will explore the theme of red herrings. An edition of 25 portfolios will hold the loose prints along with a colophon and a book with a brief biography of each artist and a full description of the theme and details about the portfolio. The exhibition is organized in conjunction with the 2007 Southern Graphics Council conference and will coincide with the College Art Association Conference in New York City in February 2007.

Featuring prints by Janet Ballweg (Bowling Green State University), Laura Berman (Kansas City Art Institute), Lisa Bigalke (Art Educator in Wisconsin), Margaret Craig (Southwest School of Art & Craft), April Flanders (Appalachian State University), Ron Fundingsland (University of Nebraska), Karla Hackenmiller (Ohio University), Anita Jung (University of Iowa), Karen Kunc (University of Nebraska), Hilary Lorenz (Long Island University), Beauvais Lyons (University of Tennessee), Sandra Murchison (Millsaps College), Fred Mutebi (Art Educator in Uganda, Africa), Robino Ntila (Art Educator in Tanzania, Africa), Johanna Paas (Central Michigan University), Mary Jane Parker (New Orleans Center for Creative Arts), Benjamin D. Rinehart (Lawrence University), Jennifer Schmidt Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), Paula Smithson (Art Educator in New Jersey), and Tanja Softic (University of Richmond).

Exhibition Checklist:

Janet  Ballweg

 

Follow the Truth
(2006) 4-color polymer plate intaglio

Lisa  Bigalke

Can you stop breathing?
(2006) Linoleum cut and found map

Can you stop breathing? (side 2)
(2006) Linoleum cut and found map

Margeret  Craig

A Little Late Night Flockulating
(2006) Etching

April  Flanders

In Hot Pursuit: 2 Warmer
(2006) Silkscreen

Ron  Fundingsland

Reeking
(2006) Etching

Karla  Hackenmiller

Untitled
(2006) Collaged etching

Karen  Kunc

Eyes of the Red Coral
(2006) Woodcut print on Japanese Nishinonchi
Courtesy of the artist

Hilary  Lorenz

Tracing Steps
(2006) Archival pigment print with woodcut, silkscreen inked hand work

Beauvais  Lyons

Canis rubrarengus
(2006) Lithograph

Fred  Mutebi

Dancing Crane
(2006) Reproduction lithograph of woodcut

Robino  Ntila

African Dance
(2006) Etching

Johanna  Paas

Truth: lost and found
(2006) Collagraph, relief, photo lithography and stitching

Truth: lost and found (side 2)
(2006) Collagraph, relief, photo lithography and stitching

Mary Jane  Parker

Boomerang
(2006) Woodcut and lithography

Boomerang (side 2)
(2006) Woodcut and lithography

Benjamin D.  Rinehart

Thanks Again Big J
(2006) Woodcut

Jennifer  Schmidt

Chutes & Ladders
(2006) Silkscreen

Tanja  Softic

Down
(2006) Etching

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.

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