Addoley Dzegede is an artist living and working in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and also in Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA), where she is a Tulsa Artist Fellow. Addoley’s approach to color is unabashed and she has a mixed-media approach to printmaking. Her patterned, nuanced, referential work is created with screen printing and block printing, and she also works with batik, casting, dyeing, weaving, sewing, netting, carving, video, assemblage, book arts and ceramics.

Joseph Lappie is an artist, professor, and chair of the Art + Design department at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa (USA). His approach to color is malleable and his approach to printmaking is evolving as well as experimental failure. His installation-based and artist’s book work is created with predominantly relief and letterpress printmaking techniques and peppered with handmade paper, bookbinding, and shadow. Myth and religion, gender and power and the grey space between dichotomies inform his work.

Chadwick Tolley is an artist living and working in Augusta, Georgia. His approach to color is based on principles of visual hierarchy; starting with light analogous background layers, then moving to split complimentary hues, tones and shades for key images. His approach to printmaking is to treat each print as a visual documentation of process. Currently he is working on various projects that include solo and group exhibitions, zines and portfolio exchanges.

Camilla Taylor is an artist living and working in Los Angeles, California (USA). Her approach to color is subtle and limited to a palette of blacks, greys and graphite, and her approach to printmaking is generous and experimental. Camilla’s figurative and monochromatic work, which references interiority, is created with intaglio, relief and monoprint printmaking techniques and she also works with ceramic, glass, metal, fiber and installation.

Monika Meler is an artist living and working in Fort Wayne, Indiana (USA). Her approach to color is intense and experimental and her approach to printmaking is about unlocking the potential of the multiple. Monica’s diffused, abstract and patterned work is created with alternative printmaking processes, collage and installation. Currently she is working on large print-based, paper-cut installations.

Amze Emmons is an artist living and working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA). His approach to color is often strangely playful, and his approach to printmaking is experimental, often using chance and craft to trouble traditional expectations. Amze’s distinctive depictions of mundane objects and depopulated, urban landscapes are often created by combining several printmaking techniques with hand-coloring. Currently he is working on a series of prints putting the precarious quality of drawing into tension with the authority of the printed mark.

Jeffrey Dell is an artist living and working in Texas (USA). His approach to color is experiential and his approach to printmaking embodies the reminder to himself that limits make choosing easier. Jeffrey’s screen printed work is both flat/dimensional and pleasure-seeking in essence. Currently he is working on a series of prints incorporating brushy, geometric patterns.

Jelena Sredanović is an artist living and working in Novi Sad (Serbia). Her approach to color is harmonious and her approach to printmaking is layered. Her translucent work is created with woodcut printmaking techniques and wood lithography. Currently Jelena is working on a new series of work realized in the technique of mokulito.

Sean P. Morrissey is an artist living and working in Fayetteville, Arkansas (USA). Their approach to color is observational and their approach to printmaking is broad. Sean’s critical and research-based work is created with a variety of reproducible media, along with 3D modeling, collage, drawing and painting. Currently, they are developing a body of work for the exhibition Tiny roads that lead to nowhere, with Lenore Thomas, that pairs analog and digital print methods as framed works and takeaways.

kari kristensen is an artist living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada). Her approach to color is mostly monochromatic and her approach to printmaking is in pursuit of its contemporary capabilities. kari’s imaginatively linear work and soaring landscapes are created with evenly inked linoleum and relief processes. She also works with monoserigraph methods of printmaking. Currently kari is furthering work on her current series, Peaked, as well as translating her print work into murals.

Celeste De Luna is an artist living and working in San Antonio, Texas (USA). Her approach to color is thoughtful, and her approach to printmaking is based on a love of process. Celeste’s impactful work is created with relief printmaking techniques and is sometimes printed on fabric and mixed media printmaking techniques. Currently she is working on images about creatures of the future.

Marlene Yuen is an artist living and working in Vancouver, BC (Canada). Her approach to color favors loud reds and traditional black hues, and her approach to printmaking involves collaboration, history and research. Marlene’s bright, graphic and political prints and books are created with letterpress, screen printing and relief printing. She works with risograph printing in her book works and drawings, and in her illustration work she enjoys using traditional pen and ink.

Amy Cousins is an artist living and working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA). Her approach to color is bold and intuitive and her approach to printmaking is roundabout. Amy’s research-based and sculptural work is created with screenprinting and risograph printing. She also creates soft sculptural and paper-maché works. Currently, Amy is working on an installation based on the plants she’s grown in her small city garden, and how these connect to herself as well as ideas of queer ecology and queer land projects of the past.

Kristen Martincic is an artist living and working in Columbia, Missouri (USA). Her approach to color is to evoke a sensory experience, and her approach to printmaking is mindful. Kristen’s subtle, meditative and luminous prints are created with relief, woodcut, monotype and collagraph processes. She also manipulates printed paper through sewing, stuffing & collaging, creating mixed media works that are a hybrid of print, drawing, painting and sculpture.

Allison Bianco is an artist living and working in Rhode Island (USA). Her approach to color is lively and curious, and her process of printmaking is controlled while also welcoming of unanticipated anomalies. Allison uses intaglio, screen print and hot foil stamping to create her delicate linework and vibrantly-colored prints. She also incorporates drawing and hand coloring in her work.