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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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