TRANSFERENCE Print Project at PSU

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Mark and Rae Mahaffey of Mahaffey Fine Art studio, assisted the Northwest Patternist artists with the idea of how to print work using a monotype process (a one-of-a-kind print). Out of this experiment, nine artists (including myself) from the Northwest Patternist Group, will show their prints in a show titled TRANSFERENCE. 

 I will show an installation of my cut up monotypes (see image below).

Image: Cynthia Mosser
Fraternal Foliage Installation, 2016
Monotype (colored pencil on Rives BFK paper)
44" x 28"

TRANSFERENCE Exhibition on view March 3–April 6, 2016

 Autzen Gallery | Portland State University
Neuberger Hall 2nd Floor

 Opening reception: Wednesday,
March 30, 7–9:30pm

 Regular hours: Mon-Fri 10am-5pm

 724 SW Harrison St
Portland, OR 97201

 Northwest Patternist artists are:
Cynthia Mosser
James K-M
Mark R. Smith
Matt Cosby
Michael Knutson
Rae Mahaffey
Sally Finch
Shu-ju Wang
Tamara English



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