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Mo’Prints please. March 2022 brings the biennial Month of Prints in the Denver arts community. As readers of the Denver Post may have noted, the February 20, 2022 Lifestyle section published a very nice preview of the show, with a recommendation to fans that original prints are a lovely way to spiff up the family art collection without selling the firstborn.
Mo’Print is dedicated to promoting hand-pulled prints (etchings, linocuts, woodcuts, lithography, silkscreens) every other year. Over 50 galleries are hosting printmaking exhibitions in 2022. You can check out demonstrations at the Denver Art Museum (“Print Jam”), shop a Print Portfolio sale of 50 artists at Denver Botanic Gardens, score at a $10 print sale at Trve Brewery, 227 Broadway in Denver. See www.moprint.org for the entire schedule, locations, times, etc.
Maybe your new technique will appear and printmaking will carry you away.
Here is a link
to register for one of the three sessions of the Open Portfolio at Denver
Botanic Gardens; you don’t have to pay admission.
RMSBA member (and Mo’Print Board member) Carol Till’s work is in three exhibitions this month, starting with the ARThropod Exhibit at Artists on Santa Fe gallery in Denver from March 1-27, Reception March 18, 6-8 pm. Carol, Vanessa Martin, and Susan Fisher are joining artist Theresa Haberkorn in Impressions of Nature at Niza Knoll Gallery on Santa Fe Drive in Denver, March 25 to-May 8. Carol will be among 14 artists in Women of Printmaking at 40 West Gallery in Lakewood from March 1-26; she will host an open studio from 10-4 for the Studio Tour on March 26 and 27. After her term as RMSBA President, Carol had time to get really busy!
DBG SBAI Call for Entries for “Seeing Red” can be found here. Deadline July 1 to open October 1, 2022. Have you been a student there since 2015? Find out more!
From Platte to Peak remains on display at the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Vail through April 30. Check it out on your way back from Moab…
