The 50th Exhibition
This exhibition will span a wide range of styles, from traditional to contemporary, representational to abstract, and conventional to unconventional approaches. Featured works may include intaglio, relief, lithography, woodcut, collagraph, monotype, etching, experimental surfaces, digital imagery, serigraphy, 3D work and more. Each artist will bring a distinct voice to the art of printmaking, reflecting the evolution of the craft over time.
We hope to invite the public to explore the enduring and ever-changing nature of printmaking through an exciting and diverse collection.
THE PRINTMAKERS OF CAPE COD 50 YEARS OF PRINTMAKING
EXHIBITION ARTISTS
Joan Appel
Lauren Anzivino
Jane Baker
Diana Carns
Catherine Cetta
Lee Connolly-Weill
Susan Denniston
Mary Doering
Bill Evaul
Joseph Fattori
Barbara Ford Doyle
Kathleen Fowler
Petrina Garbarini
Ann Guiliani
Sharon Hayes
Jodie Hodsdon
Amy E. Jasperson
Amy Kaufman
Carol Kenner
Ronni Komarow
Leslie Kramer
Alyssa Laurel Ringler
Sara David Ringler
Jane Lincoln
Karleen Loughran
Chippa Martin
Peter Michael Martin
Jerre Moriarty
Andrea Moore
Alice Nicholson-Galick
Liz Perry
Heather Pilchard
Cecilia Rossey
Joan Shrier
Lori Thomas
Vicky Tomayko
Alan Trugman
Amy Waltch
Thaddea Young
Joyce Zavorskas
EXHIBITION CALENDAR
Cape Cod Museum of Art
• Exhibition Dates: August 20, 2026- December 13, 2026 (possible change of end date)
• 2 Delivery Dates: Friday, August 14, 10 am-Noon, Monday August 17, 400 pm-5:30 pm
• Opening Reception: September 3, 2026 (Artfull Thursday at CCMoA) Talk 4:00 pm- 5:30 pm
• Pick up Date: TBD
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PREPARING YOUR WORK FOR DELIVERY
There is no limitation on size. All work must be ready to hang (wired-no sawtooth) or equipped with installation apparatus. All framed works should be in narrow exhibition frames and white mats suitable for museum display.
Please print the label provided by Artcall and attach it to the back of your work when you are notified of an accepted piece.Please note the two delivery dates in the exhibition calendar.
SALE OF WORK:
Artists will agree to the museum commission at time of application unless works are listed NFS
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ABOUT OUR CURATOR:
Lynne Allen
Allen’s work has been exhibited widely nationally and internationally and is included in collections at the Whitney Museumof American Art, the Museum of Modern Art Library, the New York Public Library, New York; the Corcoran Gallery of Art, The Library of Congress, Washington, D.C and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, among others. Selected exhibition venues include the Whitney Museum of American Art, The North Dakota Museum of Art, The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, The Virginia Museum of Fine Art, as well as international exhibitions in the Guanlan China Biennial (juror in 2019); the International Printmaking Biennial of Douro, Portugal; The Novosibirsk Print Biennial, Russia; and the International Print Triennial, Tallinn, Estonia.
Artist residencies include Senezh House of Artists, USSR; the Guanlan Printmaking Base, China; Caversham Press, Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa; Grafikenshuis, Mariefred, Sweden; the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts,VA; Byrdcliffe Artist Residency, NY, as well as artist workshops/lectures abroad (Iceland, Poland, Denmark, China, Slovenia, South Africa, Russia, Sweden).
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Honors include two Fulbright Scholarships (USSR 1990, Jordan 2004-05), two Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Research Grants, a New Jersey State Council on the Arts Grant, and a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Grant, Diploma Award Tallinn International Print Biennial, and a Prilla Smith Brackett Award finalist and a Guggenheim Fellowship award for 2025 in Fine Arts.
Allen holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of New Mexico and a Master of Art for Teachers from the University of Washington. Lynne previously served as Director of the School of Visual Art (2006-15) and as Dean ad interim of the Boston University College of Fine Arts (2015-17). Prior to coming to Boston University, she was Professor of Art at Rutgers University, Director of the Brodsky Center (formerly the Rutgers Center for Innovative Print and Paper), and Master Printer and Educational Director at Tamarind Institute.
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