Washington Printmakers Gallery presents DC Deconstructed, an exhibit of lenticular pictures and sculptural paper works by Sally Canzoneri.

In this show, Tillman presented depictions and installations of individual, self-as-a-subject, double and multiple portrayals of the human.

This body of work explores the nature of physical, psychological, and emotional time.

Using a labor-intensive process, Amy Guadagnoli creates layers of bold but ambiguous shapes which cross over and cancel out one another.

Featuring hand pulled prints, photographs, and artists books, selected from submissions from more than 120 artists.

Mi Viaje y las Batallas (My Journey and the Battles) solo exhibit by Marco Hernandez, grand prize winner of the 2018 National Small Works Competition.

An exhibit about “having the ability to seize the day and actively go forward in the midst of the seeming nihilism of life.”

As a printmaker, I carve wood and linoleum blocks, etch copper in acid, and create lithographs to roll under the press.

April is the perfect month for Natural Connection, an exhibit featuring work of two artists who share a deep sense of wonderment about the natural world, expressing it in different ways.

Cynthia Back's new exhibit, R E L I E F, continues her exploration of the reduction relief process (also known as a suicide print) inspired by the excitement of travel.

Bob Burgess employs digital techniques and tools to present what he sees. His series, Surfaces, is a collection of found painted walls and surfaces from many places during many trips.

Cole Swavely's exhibit What I Tell Myself explores the themes of power, service, narrative, and empathy through printmaking.