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  • PERSPECTIVES: AMERICA AT 250 • Norwalk CT
    September 13–November 8

    This exhibition at The Center for Contemporary Printmaking showcases new prints by Boston Printmakers members that reflect on the nation’s past, interrogate its present, and imagine its future.
    Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Mathews Park, 299 West Avenue, Norwalk CT
    Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 9am-5pm; Sunday, 12-5pm

  • DECLARING AMERICA: 1776 AND BEYOND • New York, New York
    June 15, 2026–January 10, 2027

    In 2014 I created a visual alphabet portfolio of small 6x6 mokuhanga woodblock prints called Secret Codewords of the NSA. The prints illustrate code words used by the NSA to identify various covert operations and information-gathering techniques, many leaked by Edward Snowden in 2013. I’m honored that these works were selected for an exhibition at the main branch of the NY Public Library called Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond. The exhibit stands in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and traces the central role of protest throughout American history. It includes historical documents as well as contemporary artworks that grapple with enduring questions tied to the nation’s democratic ideals.

  • INTRODUCTION TO MOKUHANGA • Florence MA
    October 30–November 1, 2026
    Zea Mays Printmaking Studio

    Mokuhanga (literally “wood print”) is a term for the ancient Japanese technique of watercolor woodblock printing—an elegant, green, and low-tech process that works easily in a home studio and combines well with other media. This workshop will introduce all aspects of making a mokuhanga woodblock print: transferring images to wooden blocks, carving with Japanese tools, using the Kento registration system, and printing with brushes and a baren. We will also focus on a few of the printing techniques particular to mokuhanga, especially how to create a bokashi (color gradation). Suitable for beginners as well as students who have already learned mokuhanga and want to sharpen their skills. Note that students will need to purchase and bring their own carving tools.

    Class size limited to eight.

    Visit the Zea Mays Printmaking website for more information and to register.

  • INTRO TO MOKUHANGA VIDEO COURSE, ONLINE
    If you've ever wanted to take a course with me but couldn't because of time or geography, here's a chance to learn mokuhanga at your own pace, in your own space. Available exclusively through Zea Mays Printmaking, this video course takes you through all the steps to make a Japanese woodblock print, from choosing tools to preparing your block, transferring your images, carving tips and multiple printing techniques.