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See my artwork at these events:

Celebrating 30 Years
Grace Chosy Gallery
November 6 thru 28, 2009
1825 Monroe Street
Madison, WI 53711
608-255-1211
Opening Reception: November 6, 6 to 8 pm
30 artists help The Grace Chosy Gallery celebrate 30 years

Examining the Fine Print
CVA, Center for the Visual Arts
October 2 - November 15, 2009
427 North 4th Street, Wausau, WI
715-842-4545
Gallery gala: Friday, October 9, 5-7 pm

Mineral Point Gallery 2009 Season
The High Street Gallery, 33 High St., Mineral Point, WI.
I will return for a 3rd Season at the High Street Gallery In Mineral Point, WI
The gallery is an artist-run cooperative staffed by the exhibiting artists. Stop in and visit
while I'm gallery sitting.
www.highstreetartists.com
Gallery Hours: 11 am – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday, April 4 thru May 24
Friday thru Sunday, May 29 thru September 6
Saturday and Sunday September 12 thru December 5

Saturday Gallery Nights (5-9 pm): April 4, June 6, August 1, December 5
Most of the galleries, shops and restaurants in MIneral Point are opened on these
Saturday evenings, with the last Gallery Night in December coinciding with the annual
"Candlelight shopping" celebration.

Field Report: Work by members of The Boston Printmakers
Opening March-April 2008 at Gordon College, Gloucester, MA and traveling through
2010. As part of a year-long celebration commemorating the 60th anniversary year of
The Boston Printmakers and celebrating the membership across North America,
members were invited to submit works that report from their home states and towns.

Galleries
You can also view my artwork in person at these venues:

G race Chosy Gallery in Madison, WI

Peltz Gallery in Milwaukee, WI

High Street Gallery in Mineral Point, WI

Jayne Reid Jackson printmaker

Professional memberships

artsTRIBE

Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors

International Mezzotint Society

Mid-America Print Council

The Boston Printmakers

Los Angeles Print making Society

American Print Alliance

Madison Area Open Art Studios

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.
My still life images use everyday objects, most often using glass for its distortions and
reflections and combining these qualities with plants and pattern. My interest is in depth
and light so sometimes I push the depth of the object against its background and other
times I'm more interested in blurring the figure-ground aspect by playing with the pattern
of shadows, objects and background as surface pattern.