What's happening
See my artwork at these events:

Contributory: An MAPC Member Exhibition
hosted by Spudnik Press
1821 W. Hubbard, Suite 302
Chicago, IL 60622
juror: Julia Vodrey Hendrickson
April 6 through May 11, 2012

Spudnik Press Cooperative is excited to host its first juried exhibition for Mid America
Print Council members.  Through hosting this exhibition, they strive to introduce Chicago
printers, students, and artists utilizing Spudnik Press to artists beyond the region
creating exceptional work in the field of printmaking.

The  New York Society of Etchers 2nd National Exhibition of Intaglio Prints
The National Arts Club
15 Gramercy Park South
New York, NY
juror:  David Kiehl, Curator of Prints, The Whitney Museum of American Art
April 22nd - 27th, 2012











Society of American Graphic Artists
79th Members' Exhibition
May 19 - June 29, 2012
The Old Print Shop, NYC
150 Lexington Ave, NY NY 10016

Kaleidoscope
Wisconsin Visual Artists SC Chapter Group Show
June 1-28, 2012
Pyle Center, UW Campus (702 Langdon St., Madison, WI
Opening reception Saturday, June 2, 6-8pm

44 Plays for 44 Presidents
An exhibition of presidential "portraits" by local artists to accompany the Forward
Theater production in the Playhouse Gallery, Overture Center, Madison, WI
September and October 2012

"Palate to Plate" Boston Printmakers Members Show
Boston, MA
opening September 2012

A4 Printmakers International Competition 2012
The Poly in Falmouth, Cornwall, UK
29th August - 3rd September, 2012
and
Wheal Martin St. Austell from 13-27 October 2012

6th International Printmaking Biennial - Douro 2012 (Portugal)
August 10 - September 30, 2012
Galleries
You can also view my artwork in person at these venues:

Grace Chosy Gallery  in Madison, WI

Peltz Gallery in Milwaukee, WI
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Jayne Reid Jackson  printmaker
Artist Statement

As someone whose artistic expression is firmly based in drawing, I find that printmaking,
especially intaglio, provides me with the widest range of tools for my needs.  I can be
precise and controlled in my etchings and mezzotints, concentrating on the graphic
quality of these techniques. To compliment these, the monotypes are more fluid, allowing
the brushwork and color to define the image.

Through the use of the traditional still life image, I capture what is special about everyday
objects and the intrinsic beauty of the commonplace.  I attempt to put forward what is
unique about the objects in relation to their surroundings.  Through the use of my drawing
skills, I attempt to enhance what I am seeing and to share that with the viewer, whether it
is by pulling the object out of its background or blurring that relationship and playing with
the pattern of shadows, objects and backgrounds.  I like to think that I am creating more
than a reproduction of a thing and imbuing it with some essence that I feel when I am
observing it.
White Tulips, monotype
Red Tulips, etching
Bittersweet II,  mezzotint
Clematis Vine, etching
Daffodils, monotype
Broken Dreams, mezzotint
On Fortune's Throne, etching
Pink Glass & Peonies #1, monotype
Vine Cuttings, etching
Echoes, mezzotint
Crabapple, etching
Yellow Tulips, etching
Bluebells & Bleediing Hearts, etching
Once, etching
Final Bow, mezzotint, 4" x 6" image, 2011
Sweet Sorrow, mezzotint