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and their histories to assert new ways <strong>of</strong> using well-understood tools.<br />

Perhaps each <strong>of</strong> these artists explores a duality th<strong>at</strong> might not have readily been<br />

apparent. Fudge and Klingberg explore the intersections <strong>of</strong> technology and<br />

tradition. Berman and Apfelbaum sit on the edges <strong>of</strong> n<strong>at</strong>ure and process. Kevin<br />

Haas uses the contemporary world as a means <strong>of</strong> abstraction, and printmaking<br />

as its method. And Karla Hackenmiller allows the spaces <strong>of</strong> transition, the liminal<br />

spaces, to be both reflected upon and represented through both her process and<br />

content.<br />

Clearly contemporary printmaking allows us to process this ongoing process,

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