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Unique Impressions III MGNE Members' Annual Exhibition
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MGNE's 3rd National Exhibition
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2012 Annual Meeting &
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Art of the Unique Print
2011 Annual Meeting
EXPRESSIONS EXHIBIT
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NATIONAL SHOW 2010
Unique Impressions: MGNE Celebrates 25 Years
2010 Annual Meeting and
Unlimited Vision Exhibition
2009 A nnual Meeting and
Boston Public Library Coming of Age
Endless Possibilities
National Juried Exhibit
The Constructed Mark
Different Voices
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First Place Witness #37
Second Place Reverie on the Highway 1
Third Place Old Barn
Merit Award Winners
Legion Paper Crosswalk
Atlantic Papers Dermis
McClain's Printmaking Olive Grove
Artist & Craftsman Supply Trauma Object/Record
Rostow & Jung White Buterfly Sacrifice
Cheap Joe's Art Stuff Esprit Du Doo De
Voo
Legion Paper Listening Waters
We are very appreciative of all those who entered. There was an amazing response to our call-for-entry - 313 artists from 36 states sent submissions. 111 pieces have been selected from over 900 images for inclusion in this national exhibition. The range and quality of the work submitted was diverse, interesting, and competent, making the choices difficult for our juror, Joann Moser. Congratulations to all participating artists listed below.
Artist's Name Title of Work* Artist's Name Title of Work* Erika Adams Forbidden love
Laurie Alpert Chillscape Joan Appel Nereid
Jan Arabas Horse of Course June August Swan Lady Bouquet
John Avakian Reverie On The Highway 1 Linda Batchelor Dermis
Hisla Bates Back Bay Tom Bennett Prized Blade
Neil Berger Old Barn Neil Berger Under the Bridge
Shirley Bernstein Pink Sky Band Becky Birinyi Clouds & Wires IV
Daniel Britton Bulldog Head Sandy Brunvand Threaded Roots
Sukey Bryan Ice Cliffs Sukey Bryan Ice Palace 1
Sandra Cardillo Winter Treescapes 3 Laurie Carnohan Vertical
Elizabeth Carter Dark Cranes Singing Wendy Converse Mapping Worcester II
Pamela Crawford Tangles Begin To Form Gracia Dayton Burnished City
Carol deBerry Patterns From A Mexican Jar Mary DeVincentis Hand Span of Whiteness
Caroline DiNunzio Chinese Dragon Esme YC Disch Nature's Providence #4
Corinne D'Italia Morning Marsh Marcia Douglas Secrets
Pamela Drix Wolf Soosen Dunholter Folding & Sorting
Linda Onishi/Dunn Esprit du doo de voo de vache Jessica Dunne Crosswalk
Jessica Dunne Sprinkler, Wyoming Daniel Embree Nine of Seventy
Andrea Epstein Yellow Day Gail Erwin Freefall
Orna Feinstein Rings Series # 268 Maxine Feldman-Cohen Stones Throw
Jase Flannery Trauma Object/Record Jase Flannery Distanced Bodies
Jules Floss Eccentricity Ann Forbush Magnolia Tears
Patricia Frevert Two in the Water Lori Fryklund Iris Series III
Jeff Fullam Impulse to Help Gloria Gaddis Grand Dreams
Mary Alston Geddie Pain, Jelousy, and Heart Ache Susan Goldman Orange Tilt
Susan Goldman Blue Ginger Brenton Good Repetition 10
Wayne Gowell Fitchburg Backyard in Sunlight Judith Greenberg It Happened One Morning #2
Joan Hausrath San Miguel I Suzanne Hodes 1_Spirit of Our Beech Tree
>Rengin Holt Secret Garden Ginger Hughes Garden Glorious
Bror Hultgren Sedimentation JoAnne Hungate Butterfly Dance
Anita S. Hunt Pond Lights Patricia Keough The Kitchen
Catherine Kernan Listening Water Catherine Kernan Dream of Flight
Paula Garrick Klein Grandpa Was A Huckster Karen Krieger Early Spring I
Joan E Lane Lone Heron Bonnie Lerner Thinking
Carolyn Letvin Keep Counting Sheep Ann Lindbeck Otoshi-kake
Ling Liu Buoyant Evening Nan Liu Kitchen
Cathryn Lonsdale The Price of Oil Beth Lund Babe
Helene Manzo Arpeggio Patricia McCulloh Scallops & Stripes
Alice Merlone Musee d'Orsay Medallion Bonnie Mineo Lost in Conversation
Leo Murphy Mayflower Sampler Susan Osgood From Here To There 1
Susan Paladino On the Dock, Waiting Elizabeth Peak Walking Bridge w/ Tree Bough A/A
Elizabeth Peak Cloud Shadow I Terri Perpich Henry at the Door
Greg Pfarr Steen's Mountain Looking Down Gema Phillips Old Town #3
Connie Pogue Basket Hatch Jolene Powell Birch Three
Debra Radke Contained Dennis Revitzky Tattooed Artist IX
Julianne Ricksecker Cascade Falls, Tetons Julianne Ricksecker St. Mary River
Phillip Robertson Owl's Head Rob Roy Witness #37
Anne Russell Studio Light Amelia Schroeder Re-Pete
Masha Schweitzer Night Lights Masha Schweitzer Palermo
Bridget Stewart White Butterfly: Sacrifice Roxanne Tamberen The Shed
Barrett Thornton Rice Wine Barrett Thornton Srey Meng in her House
George Tzannes Olive Grove Stephanie Untz Not Really Seeing
Cynthia Vascak Morning Light and Shadow Song Amy Veaner Singing Bowl
Amy Waltch Green Poppies John Willis Jagged
Michele Winkler Plate 47, from Muybridge Redux Project Olga Yakovleva Dinner
<Koichi Yamamoto Futatzu Gerald Yuscavage Zaravan
MGNE would like to thank each of the merit award sponsors. Each of our sponsors is a supplier of quality artist materials and we encourage you to look at their website to see what they have to offer . Legion Paper (2 Awards) - www.legionpaper.com McClain’s Printmaking Supplies - www.imcclains.com Artist and Craftsman Supply - www.artistcraftsman.com Rostow and Jung - www.waterbasedinks.com Atlantic Papers - www.atlanticpapers.com
Cheap Joe's Art Stuff - www.cheapjoes.com/
Joann Moser has been the Senior Curator of Graphic Arts at the Smithsonian American Art Museum since 1986. Dr. Moser received her Ph.D. in art history from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1976. She completed her master's degree at the University of Wisconsin and she holds a B.A. in art history from Smith College. Her book, Singular Impressions: The Monotype in America, was published in 1997. She organized the recent exhibition, What's it All Mean: William T. Wiley in Retrospect, as well as contributed essays to the accompanying book. She has written on the famous printmaking workshop, Atelier 17, and on collaborative printmaking in the United States before 1960. She has published an essay on the prints of Nathan Oliveira and has written the lead essay for an upcoming catalog of the prints of Sean Scully. The Fitchburg Art Museum was founded at the bequest of Miss Eleanor Norcross. During the years between 1880 and 1920, when Miss Norcross lived in Paris, she became deeply impressed by the quality of small rural museums and their impact on public education. She returned to Fitchburg with the idea of founding a museum that would inspire a love for the arts. She donated her extensive collection of European paintings, Islamic, Asian and European fine and decorative art, classical antiquities, her own work, and $10,000. The Museum opened in 1925. In addition to its permanent collection and changing exhibitions, it has a robust educational agenda which includes classes for adults and children.
