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Maine Jewish Museum’s exhibit shows off the fascinating art of printmaking | Column

The Maine Jewish Museum hosts 'Printscaping,' a small, curated show examining multiple printmaking techniques by six artists.
The exhibit covers methods like solarplate etching and collagraph, detailing how artists create texture and depth.
Exhibit notes that printmaking connects to a long history of image transfer techniques before photography.
The show features works by Ellen Roberts and Victoria Elbroch, among others, highlighting monotype and mixed-media prints.
Visitor learning is aided by a binder glossary provided by curator Chris Beneman about printmaking techniques.
The exhibition runs through Feb. 26 at the museum on Congress Street in Portland, offering free admission.
The show includes works by Jane Banquer and Julie Karelsen, highlighting traditional woodblock pieces and textile-inspired silkscreen work.
The exhibit emphasizes approachable, accessible works that can engage new collectors.
Curator Chris Beneman’s pieces are also included, linking print art to architecture and movement.

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