Portfolio catalogue F.indd - Plymouth State University

Two Rivers Printmaking Studio
Jennifer Anderson
Ian Baldwin
Lois Masor Beatty
Penelope Bennett
Susan Airris Berry
Amparo Carvajal-Hufschmid
Javier Cintron
Betsey Garand
Daniel Gottsegen
Rachel Gross
Louise Hamlin
Ann Audley Holloway
Debra Jayne
Jenevieve Alyssa Johnson
Judy Lampe
Carol Lippman
Nori Lupfer
Elizabeth Mayor
Mary Mead
Josh Melrod
Sue Schiller
Rebekah A. L. Tolley
Sheri Hancock Tomek
Sheryl Trainor
Nancy Wightman
Bert Yarborough
Portfolio 2008

CONTENTS
1 Introduction
2 Jennifer Anderson
Ian Baldwin
3 Lois Masor Beatty
Penelope Bennett
4 Susan Airris Berry
Amparo Carvajal-Hufschmid
5 Javier Cintron
Betsey Garand
6 Daniel Gottsegen
Rachel Gross
7 Louise Hamlin
Ann Audley Holloway
8 Debra Jayne
Jenevieve Alyssa Johnson
9 Judy Lampe
Carol Lippman
10 Nori Lupfer
Elizabeth Mayor
11 Mary Mead
Josh Melrod
12 Sue Schiller
Rebekah A. L. Tolley
13 Sheri Hancock Tomek
Sheryl Trainor
14 Nancy Wightman
Bert Yarborough
15 – 20 Biographies

Two Rivers Printmaking Studio is pleased to present Portfolio 2008, our
third limited-edition collection of prints. Since April of 2001, we have
sought to build interest in the art and history of prints through classes,
exhibitions, and lectures by artists, curators, and collectors. Our studio
attracts outstanding faculty from all over New England to teach both
innovative and traditional printmaking in workshops open to the public,
as well as to our artist members. Every year, artists who join Two Rivers
bring fresh insights and talent, keeping us energized and vibrant.
Portfolio 2008 features work by twenty-six artist members and faculty-
from Vermont and New Hampshire. Each artist has contributed an edition
limited to thirty-seven prints and six artist’s proofs, done exclusively for
this portfolio, and covering a wide range of old and new techniques. Each
group of prints is protected in a custom-made archival box.
Two Rivers Printmaking Studio is a teaching and learning workspace run
cooperatively by a group of dedicated member artists. We are located in
the former Tip Top Bakery building in White River Junction, Vermont, an
historic river and rail industrial town which recently has attracted many
arts-related organizations.

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Jennifer Anderson
Passage
8” x 6”
Shaped plate,
hard-ground etching
with aquatint
iAn BAldwin
What is That?
15” x 11”
Woodcut

lois MAsor BeATTY
Intersecting
6” x 6”
Monoprint, drypoint,
multiple plates,
surface rolls
PeneloPe BenneTT
Still Life With Scroll
8” x 8”
Drypoint
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sUsAn Airris BerrY
Untitled
5” x 5”
Solar plate, chine collé
AMPAro CArvAJAl-
HUfsCHMid
H. S. I.
7” x 6”
Four-block woodcut
4

JAvier CinTron
Downward Turn
10” x 10.5”
Linocut, chine collé
BeTseY GArAnd
Frond
2” x 1”
Drypoint
5

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dAniel GoTTseGen
Winter Wanderung
5” x 6”
Reduction block print
rACHel Gross
Tethered
15” x 11”
Etching with relief and
polyester-plate lithography

loUise HAMlin
Watermelon
7” x 5.5”
Soft-ground etching
with surface roll
Ann AUdleY HollowAY
Aurora
8.5”x 5.5”
Monoprint
7

deBrA JAYne
Untitled
6”x 4”
Woodcut
Jenevieve AlYssA
JoHnson
She Cut Her Hair for Freedom
10” x 8”
Paperplate litho, chine collé,
woodcut
8

JUdY lAMPe
Introspection
5” x 5”
soft-ground etching,
aquatint, drypoint,
chine collé
CArol liPPMAn
Old Logging Road –
W. Newbury, VT
6 3/4” x 6 3/4”
Two solar plates
9

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nori lUPfer
Valencia Archway
12.25” x 8.25”
Collagraph, solar plate,
linocut, chine collé
elizABeTH MAYor
Utubes
6” x 6”
Woodcut, chine collé

MArY MeAd
Untitled
3” x 4”
Relief print, chine collé
JosH Melrod
Tres Hombres
7” x 9.5”
Hard-ground etching
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sUe sCHiller
Untitled
8” x 7”
Etching, shaped plate
reBekAH A. l. TolleY
Inedible II
9.5” x 3.5”
Polyester-plate lithograph,
chine collé

sHeri HAnCoCk
ToMek
Double Negative
6.5” x 3”
Monoprint, chine collé
sHerYl TrAinor
Mr. Morgan¹s Horse
8” x 6”
Woodcut
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nAnCY wiGHTMAn
The Tibetan Wheel
of Becoming
8” round
Etching, woodcut
BerT YArBoroUGH
Landed
7” x 11.5”
Two block woodcut

Jennifer Anderson
b. Ware, Massachusetts
University of Connecticut, BFA, 1989
Jennifer Anderson concentrates on stone lithography,
etching, and relief printing. She has exhibited
throughout New England, and her work is in
collections nationwide. She has also worked as a
graphic designer, illustrator and calligrapher. Anderson
is spending this year in California, where
she is a member of the Monterey Peninsula
College Fine Art Print Club. She has exhibited
with this club for the past eight months and serves
as its secretary. She is also a member of the
California Society of Printmakers.
Since 2001 Anderson has been an Artist Member
of Two Rivers Printmaking Studio, where she
teaches printmaking and served on the Board
of Directors. At Two Rivers she printed a set of
lithographic editions for New Hampshire artist
Clifford West, a project funded by the Vermont
Arts Council. In 2007 she was a resident artist at
the Vermont Studio Center. Anderson has a BFA
in Printmaking from the University of Connecticut
and did graduate work in printmaking and
education at Eastern Connecticut State University
and the University of Connecticut.
iAn BAldwin
Ian Baldwin began making prints at the Taller de
Rufino Tamayo in Oaxaca, Oaxaca during 1997 –
98. He returned to the United States and founded
Two Rivers Printmaking Studio in 2000. After a
five-year leave of absence he returned to making
prints in 2006.
lois MAsor BeATTY
b. Chicago, Illinois
Oberlin College, 1961 – 1963
University of Massachusetts, Boston, BA in Politics,
High Honors, 1972
other: School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston;
Massachusetts College of Art; Rugg Road Papers
and Prints; Two Rivers Printmaking Studio
Lois Beatty, an Artist Member of Two Rivers
Printmaking Studio, is on its Board of Directors
and served on its 2004, 2006, and 2008 Portfolio
Committees. She has exibited nationally, and her
art has been purchased by public and private
collections, including Fidelity Investments, The
Washington Post, IBM, Eastman Pharmaceuticals,
The New Republic, and Emily’s List. Juried shows
include the Provincetown Art Association and
Museum’s Second Annual Prize Competition
(juror, Grace Glueck, the New York Times); the
South Shore Art Center’s All-New England Juried
Exhibition (First Prize, Graphics); the Two Rivers
“Momenta II” competion (Juror’s Prize awarded
by Sharon Matt Atkins, Assistant Curator,
Currier Museum of Art). Her prints are in the
2004 and 2006 TRPS portfolios purchased by
the Currier Museum of Art, Dartmouth’s Hood
Museum, the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical
Center, the University of Vermont’s Bailey/Howe
Library (Special Collections), and Plymouth
State University.
PeneloPe BenneTT
b. London, England
Artist Member Penelope Bennett was born in
London, England, and came to the United States
to attend college in New York. After graduating,
she designed animated films, corporate logos,
and textile designs. She returned to Europe to do
fine art, working for thirteen years in Catalunya,
Spain. Later, she returned to the United States,
and settled in Vermont. Her work is in many
public collections, including Guild Hall, New
York; Museo d Arte Contemporaneo, Spain;
Muse De Bellas Artes, Mexico; Museum of
Modern Art, Barcelona, Spain; and the Museum
of the University of New Hampshire.
sUsAn Airris BerrY
b. Boston, Massachusetts
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts,
BS, 1981
Susan Airris Berry is a nationally-published
illustrator and designer. Her long list of clients
and assignments include editorial illustration
and design for book, newspaper and magazine
publishers, as well as businesses focusing on the
environment, science and history. She studied
traditional printmaking in college and nontraditional
techniques most recently with TRPS.
Berry has exhibited her work with Two Rivers
Printmaking Studio, AVA Gallery, Shelburne
Farm Museum, Sharon Arts Gallery, Isalos Fine
Art, Spheris Gallery, and other venues in New
England. She is a Board Member of Two Rivers
Printmaking Studio.
AMPAro CArvAJAl-HUfsCHMid
Amparo Carvajal-Hufschmid’s prints exhibit a
richly-layered complexity that is not typically
associated with the technique of woodcut and
achieve a surprising level of visual depth as a
result. She has exhibited at the Hood Museum
of Art, Dartmouth College; Museo de Arte
Moderno in Bucaramanga, Colombia; Icon Contemporary
Art in Brunswick, Maine and other
venues in New England. She is represented by
Spheris Gallery in Hanover, New Hampshire and
Reeves Contemporary in New York City.

JAvier CinTron
b. Puerto Rico,1967
Puerto Rican/Nuyorican artist Javier Cintron,
divides his time among Puerto Rico, New York
City and Vermont. He frequently combines
printing, collage and watercolor techniques to
create eye-catching art reflecting cultural ties to
his Puerto Rican homeland, as well as his island
and mainland experiences as an individual struggling
to define himself while traveling between
the two and living in both. He sees the airplane,
which frequently recurs in his work, as an icon
representing his Nuyorican identity pulling him
between two places. Another frequently recurring
metaphor is the Goya brand food label, a
symbol of his Puerto Rican/Latino roots.
Cintron studied fine arts in the Dominican
Republic; restoration of works on paper and
mural techniques at La Escuela de Churrubusco
in Mexico City; and printmaking at Escuela de
Artes Plasticas, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and
the Parsons School of Design. In New York he
ran master printer Bob Blackburn’s renowned
Printmaking Workshop. He also worked at
Alvares Fine Art Restoration in paper conservation
until recently, when he decided to spend
more time in Vermont. He has taught at Two
Rivers and was in its 2004 Portfolio.
BeTseY GArAnd
Betsey Garand recently completed a series of
prints for a collaboration with the Mexican poet,
Juan Armando Rojas, and published in the book
of poetry: Ceremonial of Wind. Her work is
in numerous public collections including the
Santa Barbara Museum of Art, California State
University at Long Beach’s Museum of Art,
Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts at UCLA’s
Hammer Museum, Arkansas Arts Center, Tokyo
Geijutsu Daigaku, Japan and The Art Museum of
Estonia Special Collections. Other portfolios she
is included in are: Across the Grain: An American
Woodcut Portfolio by California State University,
Long Beach; Another New Zealand, Another
United States by the University of Colorado,
Boulder and Mockery, published by Cannonball
Press. Betsey has received a Pollock-Krasner
Foundation Grant and fellowships at Dorland
Mountain Arts Colony and the MacDowell
Colony. She exhibits here and abroad. She has
been on the faculty at Princeton University and
Queens College CUNY. She is currently head of
printmaking at Amherst College.
dAniel GoTTseGen
Painter Daniel Gottsegen lives and works in rural
Vermont. His work explores our relationship
with the natural environment – most recently the
landscapes of New England. He sometimes uses
technology to arrive at his images: juxtaposing
scenes and abstracting through technological
mediation. This process, often beginning on long
solo treks in the wilderness, evokes a multi-layered
sense of meaning and depth. His work has
been exhibited nationally, including one-person
shows at the Feick Gallery at Green Mountain
College; the Karpeles Museum in Santa Barbara;
Sylvia White Gallery in Santa Monica; Perkins
Gallery in Stoughton, Massachusetts; the Prince
Street Gallery in New York City; the Whistler
House Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts; and
Gallery Paule Anglim Gallery and Patricia
Sweetow Gallery, both in San Francisco. His most
recent group exhibit was “Thoreau Reconsidered”
at Wave Hill in New York City. This year
he received a Vermont Arts Council Individual
Artist Creation Grant. He is a juried artist of
the Vermont Arts Council; won the University
Teaching Excellence Award at University of
Massachusetts, Lowell; was an Affiliate Artist at
the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito;
and was a Nevada Artist-in-Residence, as well
as Artist-in-Residence at the Ucross Foundation.
Until recently Gottsegen was an Associate
Professor of painting at the University of Massachusetts/Lowell.
He taught for many years at
California College of the Arts in San Francisco,
achieving the rank of full professor. Gottsegen
has a BA from Brown University, and an MFA in
Painting from California College of the Arts.
rACHel Gross
Rachel Gross is an artist and printmaker living in
White River Junction. She grew up in Swarthmore,
Pennsylvania, then attended Oberlin College,
where she majored in Religion and Studio
Art. After living in Seattle for several years Rachel
received an MFA in printmaking from Tyler
School of Art in Philadelphia. She next taught
printmaking, drawing, and design at the Savannah
College of Art and Design in Savannah,
Georgia. She is currently a faculty member of the
Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction,
where she teaches drawing. Rachel is an Artist
Member and on the Board of Directors at
Two Rivers Printmaking Studio. She has had solo
shows at Norwich University, Plymouth State
University, and Two Rivers Printmaking Studio.
Her work has been exhibited in many group and
juried shows including the 2007 Mid-Atlantic
Print Center juried show, “Wicked and Wise”.
Her prints are in several major public collections
including the Boston Public Library, The Currier
Museum of Art and the Hood Museum. Rachel

ecently received an Artist Development Grant
from the Vermont Arts Council.
loUise HAMlin
Louise Hamlin received her BFA degree from the
University of Pennsylvania, then studied at The
New York Studio School in Paris and New York,
and the Skowhegan School for Sculpture and
Painting in Maine. Her paintings, drawings, and
prints are shown nationally in group and solo exhibitions;
she is represented by the Gross McCleaf
Gallery in Philadelphia. Hamlin has received
awards or fellowships from the Ingram Merrill
Foundation, the New York Foundation for the
Arts, the Mellon Foundation, Vermont Council
on the Arts, as well as Union and Dartmouth
Colleges. She was also awarded residencies at
the Djerassi Foundation in California and the
International School of Art in Italy.
She has published numerous art reviews, provided
cover art for many books and literary magazines,
and collaborated with Coffee House Press to produce
a limited edition of hand-printed poems by
15 poets, each accompanied by an etching of hers.
Her work is included in many public and private
collections, including the Walker Arts Center, the
Metropolitan Transit Authority, the University of
Iowa, Bryn Mawr College, Swarthmore College,
Otterbein College, Dartmouth College, and the
Wellington Management Co. She has taught at
Union College; Vassar College; the State University
of New York at Purchase; Queens College
of the City University of New York; American
University in Corciano, Italy; The International
School of Art in Montecastello di Vibio, Italy; and
Provincetown’s Fine Arts Work Center. Hamlin
came to Dartmouth in 1990 and was promoted
with tenure in 1996 and to full professor in 2007.
She has taught painting, drawing, printmaking,
design, freshman and senior seminars, and
figure drawing. A former Chair of the Studio Art
Department, she is currently area head of
Printmaking, and faculty advisor to the Book
Arts Workshop.
Ann AUdleY HollowAY
Ann Audley Holloway is a painter and printmaker.
She graduated from the Putney School and
Antioch College and studied at the Art Students
League in New York City with Robert Beverly
Hale, Robert Philipp, David Leffel, and Leo
Manso. She works in her studio in Hanover, New
Hampshire and in New York City, and teaches
at AVA Gallery and Art Center, Lebanon, New
Hampshire. Holloway’s work is in private
collections in the United States, Portugal and England,
and one of her monotypes, “Voices From the
Sky, 9/11” is in the permanent collection of the
Library of Congress. She is a founding member of
Two Rivers Printmaking Studio.
deBrA JAYne
Debra Jayne is a printmaker and founding
member of Two Rivers Printmaking Studio. She
graduated from the University of Washington
in Seattle in 1990 with a BA in art and arrived in
New Hampshire soon afterward. After studying
watercolor with Ann Semprebon and pottery
at the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in
Hanover, she decided to work primarily as a
printmaker. Jayne has expanded her work in this
field under the tutelage of Matt Brown and Jose
Clemente Orozco III, as well as Brian D. Cohen at
TRPS and recently with Sabra Field in Italy. Jayne
has exhibited at AVA Gallery; Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio; the Franklin Pierce Law School in
Concord, New Hampshire; McIninch Gallery at
Southern New Hampshire University; Dartmouth
College; Flynndog in Burlington, Vermont; and
Pegasus Gallery in Quechee, Vermont. In 2004,
her print was accepted for “Momenta I,” at TRPS,
juried by Andrew Witkin, director of Boston’s
Barbara Krakow Gallery. In 2006, her print was
accepted for “Momenta II,” juried by Sharon Matt
Atkins, Assistant Curator, Currier Museum of
Art and another print was accepted into the AVA
juried show. A recent issue of Here in Hanover
magazine featured one of her prints on the front
cover. Her first solo exhibit was at the Ledyard
Gallery in the Howe Library, February of 2007.
Jenevieve AlYssA JoHnson
b. Philadelphia, PA, 1983
When I was about seven or eight, and on a family
vacation, I saw a girl sitting on the side of the
road selling her paintings. It was in that defining
moment I knew I wanted to be an artist. I went
home and drew pictures on Post-It notes and
tried to sell them on my front porch. Although
unsuccessful, I didn’t lose my determination. I
attended St. Lawrence University in 2002 with the
plan of studying photography. It wasn’t until I was
blocked out three semesters in a row that I decided
to try printmaking. In 2006, after completing a
solo show of over twenty prints, I graduated with
honors. I currently do all my printmaking at Two
Rivers Printmaking Studio. I have my first solo
show scheduled for April 2009. I plan to attend
graduate school in the next few years.

JUdY lAMPe
b. Worcester, Massachusetts, 1939
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts,
1957 – ‘60
The Art Students League, New York City, ‘65 – ‘68,
University of Connecticut, Storrs; Worcester Museum
School, Worcester, Massachusetts; Danforth
Museum School, Framingham, Massachusetts,
‘96 – ‘98
Judy Lampe’s work has been shown in solo and
juried group exhibitions throughout the region,
including solo shows at AVA Gallery, Lebanon,
New Hampshire and The Galletly Gallery at The
New Hampton School, New Hampton, New
Hampshire; two-person shows at The Society
for New Hampshire Forests, Concord, New
Hampshire and Two Rivers Printmaking Studio;
juried shows at The Ellison Center for the Arts,
Duxbury, Massachusetts; Sharon Arts Center,
Peterborough, New Hampshire; AVA Gallery in
Lebanon, New Hampshire; and The New Hampshire
Art Institute, Manchester. She was awarded
juror’s recognition prizes at Sharon Arts Center’s
“Black and White Juried Show,” 2005; and at Two
Rivers Printmaking Studio’s juried show, “Momenta
I,” 2005, by Andrew Witkin, Director,
Barbara Krakow Gallery, Boston. She has shown
extensively with members of TRPS at venues such
as The Taylor Gallery, Kimball Union Academy,
Meriden, New Hampshire; Flynndog, Burlington,
Vermont; The Fells, Newbury, New Hampshire;
and McIninch Gallery at Southern New Hampshire
University. She was a participating artist in
the 2004 TRPS Portfolio of Prints. Lampe is a
founding Artist Member of Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio, a longtime Board Member and Portfolio
Committee member, 2004 – present. She lives
and works in Enfield, New Hampshire.
CArol liPPMAn
b. New York, New York, 1943
C.W. Post College (Long Island University),
MFA, 1987
Queens College (City University of New York),
BA, 1965, MA, 1969
A new member of Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio, Carol Lippman divides her time between
West Newbury, Vermont and Syosset, New
York. In addition to being an avid printer, Carol
enjoys making daily collages. Her prints and
collages have been exhibited at group and solo
exhibitions at various Long Island and New
Hampshire venues.
nori lUPfer
Nori Lupfer was raised in West Lebanon, New
Hampshire and graduated from Union College
in 2003. Lupfer has a remarkable background,
which includes freestyle aerial skiing on the U.S.
Ski Team; performing for Ringling Brothers Barnum
and Bailey Circus; and photographing for
“Saturday Night Live,” “The Late Show with Conan
O’Brian” and MSNBC. Lupfer was awarded a
Watson Fellowship in 2003 for her project
“Circuses and Stunts: Photography of Entertainment
in Motion,” and she spent a year traveling in
South America and Europe photographing
circus performers in action.
Currently her work is being displayed at the
Pegasus Gallery in Quechee, Vermont, and the
Waterwheel Gallery on Amelia Island, Florida.
Lupfer recently had a solo exhibition, “Variations,”
at Two Rivers Printmaking Studio. Her
work has been included in several group shows
throughout New Hampshire, Vermont, New York
and Spain, including “L’art del risc: Circ contemporani
catala” (“The Art of Risk: Contemporary
Catalan Circuses”), at the Centre de Cultura
Contemporania de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain.
Her photographs have been published in L’art
Del Risc: Circ Contemporani Catala (Barcelona:
CCCB, 2006), and El Mon Facinat del Circ (Barcelona:
Viena Edicions, 2007).
elizABeTH MAYor
b. Baltimore, Maryland
Smith College, BA, 1957
Tufts University/Boston Museum School,
MFA, 1990
Elizabeth Mayor’s woodcuts are sometimes large
in scale and cut with power tools. At other times
they are small and hand-cut, with the addition
of chine collé and thread. Her sculpture was
included in the American Academy Invitational
Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture in 1993 and
her one-woman shows include Boston’s Alpha
Gallery: St. Gauden’s Historical Site in Cornish,
New Hampshire; and the Currier Museum in
Manchester, New Hampshire, which recently
purchased some of her work for its permanent
collection. Mayor’s work can be seen at McGowan
Fine Art, Concord, New Hampshire; AVA Gallery
and Art Center, Lebanon, New Hampshire;
Reeves Contemporary, New York City; and Two
Rivers Printmaking Studio.
MArY MeAd
b. New York, New York
University of Wisconsin, Madison, BS, Fine Arts
with Honors, 1984
Tufts University/Boston Museum School,
MFA, 1989
Mary Mead works in both sculpture and
printmaking and since 1989 has exhibited her

work throughout the northeast in solo and group
exhibitions in both public and private institutions,
including the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture
Park in Lincoln, Massachusetts; Dartmouth College,
Hanover, New Hampshire; the Aideckman
Art Center at Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts;
the Sharon Arts Center, Peterborough,
New Hampshire; and the Silvermine Guild Arts
Center, New Canaan, Connecticut. Her work
will be in the Monotype Guild of New England’s
National Show at the Attleboro Museum in
Attleboro, Massachusetts in September. In 2009,
she will have solo exhibitions of her work at the
McCoy Gallery, Merrimack College in North
Andover, Massachusetts, and at AVA Gallery and
Art Center, Lebanon, New Hampshire.
Mead received the Advisory Board Award for her
piece in the Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition
2008 at the Chesterwood Museum, Stockbridge,
Massachusetts. In 2007, she received an Artist
Residency at Caldera Arts in Portland, Oregon,
funded in part by an artist’s opportunity grant
awarded by the New Hampshire State Council on
the Arts, and in 2005, a fellowship to attend the
Carving Studio and Sculpture Center in Rutland,
Vermont. Her work is in numerous public and
private collections. Mead is an Adjunct Professor
in the Department of Fine Arts at New Hampshire
Technical Institute and a faculty member of
the Kimball Jenkins School of Art both in Concord,
New Hampshire. She teaches workshops
focused on new non-toxic printmaking methods
at the AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon,
New Hampshire. Mead was an artist member of
TRPS from 2001 – 2006.
JosH Melrod
Josh Melrod attended the MFA program for
creative writing at Washington University in St.
Louis, and studied lithography at the Manhattan
Graphics Center in New York City. He is editor
and co-founder of the Land-Grant College Review,
a literary magazine, and, in addition to actively
printmaking, is finishing his first novel.
sUe sCHiller
Schiller graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from
Michigan State University and subsequently
received a Bachelor of Professional Arts degree in
Advertising and Illustration from the Art Center
School in Los Angeles. She worked for several
years as an art director in New York City ad
agencies, then decided to leave the commercial
business and began working as a printmaker
and painter. She won an award which resulted
in a scholarship to the National Academy, where
she studied the art of the woodcut and wood
engraving. Recently she has been working with
Vijay Kumar, master printer at the Manhattan
Graphics Center. She has shown her paintings,
prints and drawings in several open studio shows
in New York at the Manhattan Graphics Center.
In 2001 she had a one-woman show in Studio
23, Bay City, Michigan. Since becoming a Two
Rivers Printing Studio member she has exhibited
in many of its shows as well as at the Flynndog
Gallery in Burlington, the Pegasus Gallery in
Quechee, Bridgewater Mills Gallery, Bridgewater,
Vermont, and the AVA Gallery (juried exhibition)
in Lebanon, New Hampshire. In October of 2006
her work was accepted as an exhibiting artist in
the Shelburne Art Center Gallery, Shelburne,
Vermont. Sue also took part in the opera exhibit
last month at the Lebanon Opera House. This
past September, she had a one-woman show at
Two Rivers Printmaking Studio. In April of 2008,
Schiller had another solo show at the Manhattan
Graphics Center in New York.
reBekAH A. l. TolleY
Rebekah Tolley is a printmaker and digital media
artist. She received her BFA from Concordia University
in Montreal, and her MFA from Tyler
School of Art in Philadelphia. She has taught at
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and is
currently Assistant Professor and Gallery Director
at Colby-Sawyer College, teaching printmaking
and digital media. Rebekah has been involved
in creating digitally-based work for the past eight
years. Her recent work uses digitally-generated
imagery and animation in various forms of presentation.
Out-sourcing for her imagery includes
many of the currently available printing technologies
used on a variety of substrates, liquid crystal
displays or projection installations.
Tolley was awarded the Laureat of the 2000 Prix
Albert-Dumouchel, by the Quebec Print Council.
Her work has appeared in Montreal-based magazines
such as Matrix and the Gazette’s Trends. She
is represented in collections such as the National
Library of Quebec, the Conseil d’estampes de
Quebec, Concordia University, The Southern
Graphics Council, Amity Art Foundation,
Georgetown University, University of Wisconsin,
and the Kohler Library, as well as numerous
private collections.
In past years Tolley’s work has been exhibited in
galleries in Canada, France, Japan, and across
the United States in New York City; Los Angeles;
Washington, DC; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh;
Baltimore; Delaware; North Carolina; Madison,
Wisconsin; New Hampshire; Vermont; Provincetown;
and New Haven.

sHeri HAnCoCk ToMek
Sheri Hancock Tomek earned her Bachelor of
Fine Arts, Associate Degree, and Bachelor of
Design in Visual Communication from the Nova
Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax,
Canada. She was awarded an Endowment
Fund scholarship and a Centennial scholarship
during this time. In 1991 she received an
Elizabeth Greenshields Grant for her fine art
work. After spending five years working for the
Swiss visual communications firm, Gottschalk
+ Ash International, in Montreal, Quebec, Sheri
went on to complete her Master of Arts at the
University of Iowa. She spent 2002 studying and
monitoring at the Art Students League in New
York City. Sheri is currently a Board Member
and Studio Manager at Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio. Sheri has exhibited her work at Acadia
University Gallery, Wolfville, Nova Scotia; the Art
Students League, New York City; the Confederate
Center, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; the
Duke of Argyle Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia; the
Inn Gallery, Kentville, Nova Scotia; Kensington
Paperworks in Calgary, Alberta; Two Rivers
Printmaking Studio, and is currently represented
by McGowan Fine Arts in Concord, NH. She
has participated in numerous group shows in a
variety of locations with members of Two Rivers
Printmaking Studio including AVA Gallery, Lebanon,
New Hampshire; Bridgewater Mill Gallery,
Bridgewater, Vermont; The Flynn Dog Gallery,
Burlington, Vermont; Franklin Pierce Law Center,
Concord, New Hampshire; Ledyard Gallery in the
Howe Library, Hanover, New Hampshire; and the
Shelburne Art Gallery in Burlington, Vermont.
sHerYl TrAinor
b. Quincy, Massachusetts, 1955
Massachusetts College of Art, 1973-1976
University of Massachusetts, Boston, BA,
English, 1985
Sheryl Trainor returned to art-making after a long
absence when she moved to Vermont in 1995. She
has studied with many of the fine artists living in
the Upper Valley and is a signature member and
past secretary of the Vermont Watercolor Society.
Her work has been exhibited at Gallery North
Star and the Southern Vermont Art Center in
Manchester, Vermont; the Reed Gallery, Chester,
Vermont; AVA Gallery and Art Center, Lebanon,
New Hampshire; Red Roof Gallery, Enfield, New
Hampshire; Pegasus Gallery, Quechee, Vermont;
and Two Rivers Printmaking Studio. She is a
member of the Board of Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio and served on the Portfolio 2008 Committee.
nAnCY wiGHTMAn
b. Framingham, Massachusetts, 1937
New England College, Psychology and Sociology,
BA, 1985
Nancy Wightman is an oil painter and a printmaker.
Though largely self-taught, Wightman has
studied painting and printmaking at the AVA
Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire,
and at Two Rivers Printmaking Studio, including
printmaking courses with Jose Clemente
Orozco III and Brian D. Cohen. Wightman is a
founding member of Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio. She has participated in Portfolio 2004,
2006, 2008, and served on all three Portfolio
Committees.
BerT YArBoroUGH
b. Miami, Florida, 1946
University of Iowa, MFA, 1973
University of Iowa, BFA, 1971
Clemson University, BFA, Architecture, 1969
Bert Yarborough has received numerous fellowships
and honors, including two Individual
Artist’s Fellowships for painting from the New
Hampshire State Council on the Arts; a Fulbright
Fellowship in Scupture (in Nigeria); and a Fellowship
for sculpture from the National Endowment
for the Arts. He has taught at many institutions,
including the Provincetown Fine Arts Work
Center, Harvard University and Plymouth State
University. He is currently Associate Professor
in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts
at Colby-Sawyer College, New London, New
Hampshire. His work is represented in public
and private collections throughout the country,
including the Hood Museum of Art; Currier Gallery
of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire; Herbert
F. Johnson Museum of Art; and the University of
Iowa Art Museum. He is represented by McGowan
Fine Art in Concord, New Hampshire, and
at Artstrand in Provincetown. Yarborough has
a long involvement with Two Rivers Printmaking
Studio as a founding artist, Board Member,
faculty member, and Studio Manager.

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