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Sunday, July 25, 3:30 to 5 p.m.
Kathy is an associate professor of Fine Arts & Graduate Studies and Coordinator of Printmaking at the Columbus College of Art and Design. Come view her recent works and learn about her creative process.
These events are free but space is limited.
Please register your attendance by sending an email to phoenixrisingco-op@sbcglobal.net.
Opening Event: Friday, August 13, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
The Works is proud to welcome Eliana Call-Saari to the Main Art Gallery. Her printmaking exhibit Desde Mi Ventana (From My Window) is comprised of a series of amazing prints based on images of Saari's family looking out the window and images of what they see. Using only black and white, she romanticizes these images; they become memories and visions. Meet and talk with this fascinating artist who believes the eyes are the windows to the world at the artist's public reception. The stories behind her work are touching, thought provoking and heart felt.
Saari's exhibit will remain on display from August 13 through September 18.
For more information visit http://www.attheworks.org.
Sunday, May 23, 3:30 to 5 p.m.
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Nature Without Man |
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Ancestors |
Sunday, April 25, 3:30 to 5 p.m.
"I'm attracted to the randomness of monotypes. You're never quite sure what's coming out of the other end of the press. Then I also want to control the results. So I jump back and forth. Sometimes I'm just fine with the resultant image. Sometimes I think it needs tweaking. Sometimes the monotype just ends up under the drawing. I really like the ghost prints. Recently, I've been doing monotypes on a large zinc plate that I heat up and print using a rolling pin on the studio floor. The monotypes then become part of the drawing process. I then enhance the often splotchy print with either the oil sticks I use on the original, using an eraser to erase and as a drawing tool to add more paint or I let it dry and go back on top of the print with charcoal, pastel, and eraser. The monotypes are influencing my painting and vice versa."
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Four Ohio Printmaking Cooperatives connect
through exhibition, open portfolio and panel discussion.
Members of the 4 cooperatives - Zygote Press, Inc., Cleveland; Phoenix Rising, Columbus; the Dayton Print Cooperative and Tiger Lily Press, Cincinnati - will be exhibiting their work together at Zygote's gallery.
For gallery hours and directions, visit www.zygotepress.com
The Ohio Arts Council's Riffe Gallery presents an edited version of the exhibition, Collective Ink, originally produced by Massillon Museum, in the Vern Riffe Center for Government and the Arts' lobby March 5 - March 31, 2010. The exhibition is presented in celebration of Momentum 2010 and Women's History Month. The exhibition includes work by 20 female printmakers from four independent Ohio print cooperatives:
- Phoenix Rising (Columbus)
- Tiger Lily Press (Cincinnati)
- Dayton Printmakers Cooperative (Dayton)
- Zygote Press (Cleveland)
For gallery hours and directions, visit www.riffegallery.org
Visit our Blog to view images from recent events www.printcolumbus.com.
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2009 Card Pack |
Our annual limited edition collection of 8 hand printed cards is now available for purchase.
Only $25 per card pack! Proceeds from this sale are used to support Phoenix Rising Printmaking Cooperative.
How to order:
Place your order request by email to phoenixrisingco-op@sbcglobal.net.
Provide your name and phone number and we will contact you to make arrangements for payment and delivery.
There is a $2 shipping and handling fee for card packs delivered by US mail.
Artists contributing to the 2009 card collection include: Anne Cushman, Cindy Davis, Ellie Hug, Donna Jacobs, Rebecca Morton, Eliana Saari, Judith Steele and Joan Tallan.
Opening: Sunday, November 1, 2009 from 2 - 5 p.m.
This exhibition highlighted printmaking - specifically women printmakers who are associated with one of four independent cooperatives in the state of Ohio. A wide range of styles and techniques was shown from:
- Phoenix Rising (Columbus)
- Tiger Lily Press (Cincinnati)
- Dayton Printmakers Cooperative (Dayton)
- Zygote Press (Cleveland)
The cooperatives were chosen because of their independent structure and non-affiliation with a local college or university. The artists were chosen to represent the wide range of work being produced despite the shared environment.
Featured Phoenix Rising Artists included:
Anne Cushman, Cindy Davis, Rebecca Morton, Eliana Calle-Saari, Judith Steele, Stephanie Sypsa and Joan Tallan.
The Massillon Museum receives funding from the Ohio Arts Council and Arts in Stark.
For more information, contact the Museum at 330-833-4061 or visit www.massillonmuseum.org.
