An alumni show curated by Cassandra Hooper, Professor of Printmaking, Garrett Abell, Maass Gallery Intern and Ethan Tate, Printmaking major

On view: September 18 – Nov 22, 2024, Printmaking Exhibition Hall, Visual Arts Building, 1st Floor – North

Printmakers use photographs as source material and for their image making.  Photomechanical printmaking processes are ubiquitous in the studio. 

Photolithography, photogravure, polymer plate, collotype, screen-print, laser/CNC engraving, and inkjet printing (to name a few) offer ways for printmakers to reproduce photographic imagery in ink.  Unlike the smooth gradient images of traditional silver photography, photomechanical images begin as dots, lines and solid shapes and go where the artist takes them.

Featuring:

Brenna Sastram (‘23)

Liz Cuminale (‘24)

Anonymous

Eliza Hartley (’04)

Marina Grize (‘10)

Beth Garramone-Ross (’20)

Stalgia Grigg (’16)

Carly Moreno (’15)

Emily Roberts-Negron (’06)

Jenny McCormick (’01)

Zane Smith (‘08)

Xu Tan (‘21)

Zaire Anderson (‘19)

Sanne Vanderveen (‘18)