Printmakers at the Tannery presents: WARM ENOUGH?

WARM ENOUGH?

Printmakers at the Tannery (PATT) take on this question as 14 artists present reactions to global warming in their exhibition “Warm Enough? Printmakers React to Climate Change.”

Under the direction of Julie Erreca as curator, and Rick Nolthenius, science professor at Cabrillo College as consultant, printmakers’ works comment on some of the changes we face with the future of a world warming up.

Most areas of printmaking are represented in this show: etching, mono typing, silkscreen, woodcut and collagraph.

The opening reception is Friday, July 13th from 6-9 pm at #107 in the Tannery 1060 River Street. Refreshments will be served.

Artists include: Johanna Atkinson, Margy Baron, Julie Erreca, Jane Gregorius, Cindy Haug, Andree LeBourveau, Lu Lee, Catharina Marlowe, Ann Miya, Mary Neater, George Newell, Janis O’Driscoll, Bob Rocco, Lynne Simpson and Frank Trueba.

PATT is a collective of 20 artists who have worked in this Tannery studio for the past 6 years.

For more information call Jane Gregorius at 831 332 8433.
WARM ENOUGH?

Printmakers at the Tannery (PATT) take on this question as 14 artists present reactions to global warming in their exhibition “Warm Enough? Printmakers React to Climate Change.”

Under the direction of Julie Erreca as curator, and Rick Nolthenius, science professor at Cabrillo College as consultant, printmakers’ works comment on some of the changes we face with the future of a world warming up.

Most areas of printmaking are represented in this show: etching, mono typing, silkscreen, woodcut and collagraph.

The opening reception is Friday, July 13th from 6-9 pm at #107 in the Tannery 1060 River Street. Refreshments will be served.

Artists include: Johanna Atkinson, Margy Baron, Julie Erreca, Jane Gregorius, Cindy Haug, Andree LeBourveau, Lu Lee, Catharina Marlowe, Ann Miya, Mary Neater, George Newell, Janis O’Driscoll, Bob Rocco, Lynne Simpson and Frank Trueba.

PATT is a collective of 20 artists who have worked in this Tannery studio for the past 6 years.

For more information call Jane Gregorius at 831 332 8433.
WARM ENOUGH?

Printmakers at the Tannery (PATT) take on this question as 14 artists present reactions to global warming in their exhibition “Warm Enough? Printmakers React to Climate Change.”

Under the direction of Julie Erreca as curator, and Rick Nolthenius, science professor at Cabrillo College as consultant, printmakers’ works comment on some of the changes we face with the future of a world warming up.

Most areas of printmaking are represented in this show: etching, mono typing, silkscreen, woodcut and collagraph.

The opening reception is Friday, July 13th from 6-9 pm at #107 in the Tannery 1060 River Street. Refreshments will be served.

Artists include: Johanna Atkinson, Margy Baron, Julie Erreca, Jane Gregorius, Cindy Haug, Andree LeBourveau, Lu Lee, Catharina Marlowe, Ann Miya, Mary Neater, George Newell, Janis O’Driscoll, Bob Rocco, Lynne Simpson and Frank Trueba.

PATT is a collective of 20 artists who have worked in this Tannery studio for the past 6 years.

For more information call Jane Gregorius at 831 332 8433.