n e w   r e l e a s e s "Year of the Rat" T-Shirt Rat City Rollergirls ~ June 2008 2008 is the Year of the Rat. Which means that the Rat City Rollergirls will be sure to triumph at this year's roller derby national tournament. Seattle Public Art Map Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs ~ June 2008 Seattle has one of the most impressive public art collections in Seattle; here's where you can find 160 of them in the downtown Seattle area alone. Seeds of Compassion Event Logo Seeds of Compassion ~ April 2008 Find out what the Dalai Lama and I have in common. l e t t e r p r e s s   p r i n t i n g "Artist Christopher Stern had a passion..." Seattle Times ~ January 11, 2007 My dear friend and letterpress printing mentor Chris Stern passed away suddenly in November 2006; Haley Edwards at the Seattle Times did a nice little article on him & his amazing work. We miss you, Chris. "Third Place Books honors visiting authors..." Seattle Post-Intelligencer ~ May 22, 2006 Read John Marshall's article in the Seattle P-I about the letterpress broadsides that Third Place Books commissions me to do for their special author readings. 1500 pounds of fun In January 2003 I purchased a 10x15 C&P press; that February we moved all 1500 pounds of it. I no longer own the press, but these photos will help show you how to go about (or not go about) the task. e x h i b i t i o n s Letterpress Exhibition    Currently Showing Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, WA An exhibit of letterpress prints from the instructors & students at Seattle's School of Visual Concepts is on display near gate A1 at Sea-Tac International Airport for all of 2007. Bathtub Museum Featured Tub Artist    FALL 2005 Portland, OR This online museum of bathtub art kindly invited me to be featured as one of their artists. Oddly enough, the illustration that I submitted for the site later became blurred when it was accidentally splashed with water (perhaps from a bath?). The Handy Girl    MAY 1 – 31, 2005 Bauhaus Coffee ~ Seattle, WA This limited edition series of letterpress prints earned themselves a solo show at Bauhaus Coffee in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Greenwood Artwalk    MAY 13 – 14, 2005 6517 Phinney Ave North; Seattle, WA A small collection of my letterpress prints was exhibited at this popular annual juried event, hosted by businesses within Seattle's Phinney RIdge community. Letterpress work from SVC    JAN 6 – FEB 2, 2005 Zeitgeist Coffee ~ 171 S. Jackson St. ~ Seattle, WA A few of my prints are in this collection of letterpress prints from Seattle's School of Visual Concepts. Bathtub Art Show    AUG 28 – SEPT 22, 2003 The Know ~ 2026 NE Alberta St. ~ Portland, OR Featured in the show is a collection of international hand-made bathtub postcard art; my series of 4 cards, titled Filthy, is a tactile mix of photography & letterpress printing. Can Ecopsychology Save the Wilderness Debate?    by Kari A. Mosden ~ Co-Gen, Volume I, July 2003 Three of my photographs accompany an essay by Kari Mosden that was featured on this now defunct online journal of visual culture and nature. Invitational Salon Exhibition of Small Works     MAY 23 – JULY 19, 2003 NAP Space ~ 173 W. Main St.~ Kutztown, PA I've gone national! This 14th-annual salon-style show, held by New Arts Program, features works from artists around the country. 9th Annual Community Art Show     MAY 22 – JUNE 18, 2003 South Seattle Community College ~ Seattle, WA Two- and three-dimensional works from Seattle-area artists, including a letterpress print by yours truly. Portrait of My Mother... Things Left Unsaid    MAY 10 – MAY 31, 2003 Center for Contemporary Art ~ Sacramento, CA My family plays victim to the camera in this show exploring the unspoken roles of mothers. Girly Fun Show     MARCH 28, 2003 Consolidated Works ~ 500 Boren Ave N ~ Seattle A one-night only extravaganza celebrating feminine frivolity and delicate debauchery, featuring girlie-themed visual art from over sixty-five artists. ...isms    MARCH 1 – 31, 2003 Pound Gallery ~ 1216 Tenth Avenue ~ Seattle A mixed-media group show featuring the art of local and national female artists. amy redmond