Terra Incognita (Class Exchange Portfolios 2009)

Below are two exhibitions comprised of prints from Professor James Bailey's Advanced Research in Printmaking and Introductory Intaglio printmaking courses. Students created works based on their interpretations of "Terra Incognita". Terra incognita is the Latin term for "unknown land", used in cartography for regions that have not been mapped or documented. The expression is not found in ancient texts, and occurs first in the sixteenth century.

Advanced Research in Printmaking Class

Adam Parry

Lindsey Weber

Cotey Newell

Maggie Connors

Tyler Krasowski

Caroline Olsen

Lucas Cleaver

Jacilyn Albert

Kathleen Donaldson

Patrick Gill

Beginning Intaglio Class

Louis Halbeck

Claire Lueders

Jennifer Kolokithas

Janice Sandefur

Laura Wagner

Brittany Harris

Ashley Mitchell

Paige Devries

Thomas Whalen

Rowela Flynn

Deegan

Aria Reed

Julia Hudson

Nicole Chelini

Emily Martin

Rose Campbell

Claire Engleson

Maggie Connors

Intaglio print
Collagraph print.

Stone Lithograph.

Patrick Gill

New works by Patrick Gill. (Collagraph, relief, 2009)

John Armstrong, "Relating Shapes-Remembering Color"

The 17 new works shown here are from the series "Relating Shapes-Remembering Color", recently created by John Armstrong, while he was a visiting artist at The University of Montana. Much of the printing was done in conjunction with faculty and students. The works are epoxy collagraphs, with chine colle and hand coloring. 2009


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