Click below for more info:http://tigerlilypress.org/opportunities/classes/
THE WORKSHOP IS NOW FULL
Feel free to e-mail me if you are interested in future workshops: paperpeg@gmail.com
Margaret
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For many years I have been part of this sale featuring printers, papermakers, book artists and marblers and look forward to being in this years sale as well with my handmade paper art, cards and books. Not only does this sale help promote local and now regional artists it is also a benefit to help support Tiger Lily Press which Cincinnati is fortunate to have. Check out their website to find out more about the facility, workshops and events they sponsor. http://
Margaret Rhein
Terrapin Paper Mill
THIS SATURDAY!
Original etchings, screen prints, woodblocks, collagraphs, monoprints, letterpress, lithographs, and linocuts will be available, framed and unframed. All prints are limited edition, hand-made prints created by the exhibiting artists, not mass-produced copies. Prints, cards, artists’ books, journals, fine arts papers, t-shirts, and other unique items will be available for purchase. The artists will be on site to discuss their work and printmaking processes.
Participating printmakers include: Michael Altman, James Billiter, Rick Finn, Amy Foltz, April Foster, Maureen George, Saad Ghosn, Christine Hollering, Nicole Hollon, Tory Keith, Andrea Knarr, Nicci Mechler, Kathleen Piercefield, Randel Plowman, Brad Thiele, Jan Thomas, Carla Trujillo, Nancy Turner, Carole Winters, David Wischer, and Mary Woodworth.
Also this year, regional printmaking groups and studios that are participating include the Bluegrass Printmakers’ Cooperative (Stephen Wiggins), DIY Printing (Aaron Kent), Dayton Printmakers Cooperative (Miranda Taylor, Sherraid Scott, Micah Zavacky, Doug Taylor, Deborah Dixon, and Diane Stemper), and Pull Club (Amy Scarpello, Chelsey Hughes, Linda Winder).
Margaret Rhein, owner of Terrapin Paper Mill, will be on hand with handmade paper, cards, and more.
Be inspired and support local artists!
One of my favorite places to experience is the Joseph Clark Gallery Arts of Africa located in Northside, one of the unique neighborhoods in Cincinnati, OH.
Lowery Joseph Clark is very knowledgeable about the pieces in his collection that are for sale and he features many of them on his website- http://www.josephclarkgallery.com
He is having an opening this Saturday, 9/9/17, 6-9pm and has invited 4 local artists to exhibit and a small selection of their work will be featured as well. I am honored to be one of the 4 artists and will have 4 of my handmade paper pulp painting collages in this exhibition until the end of October.
Joseph Clark Gallery
Wed. – Sat. 2-8 pm or by Appointment 513-351-8111
4038 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223
Hope you will find the time to stop by at the opening or during the time of the exhibition.
Margaret Rhein
First Communion (32″ x 40″ )by Margaret Rhein
The Joseph Clark Gallery is the inspiration of curator and owner Lowery Joseph Clark. An avid collector of African art for more than 25 years, he opened the Gallery in 2011. Joseph Clark Gallery’s primary objective is to provide exceptional and unique art from the African continent with emphasis on the people of Sub-Sahara Africa.
The Joseph Clark Gallery proudly presents
Images Of Africa
Featuring local artists:
Madeline Ndambakuwa
Margaret Rhein
Ballard Borich
Carmen Bush
Opening reception Saturday September 9, 2017 6 -9 pm.
4038 Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45223.
Wine and light fare will be served