bimpe vii exhibition catalogue

bimpe vii

the seventh biennial international miniature print exhibition

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BIMPE VIITHE sEVEnTH

BIEnnIalInTErnaTIonal

MInIaTurE PrInT ExHIBITIon

VanCouVEr BC, CanaDa

2012

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Front cover prints shown are selections from previous bimpe exhibitions V and VI and are used with permission from the artists.

Front & Back cover design by Lesley Anderson

Stamps used are from the print entries

from BIMPE over the years.

Published by �e Society for Contemporary Works On Paper (SCWOP)1370 Cartwright St. Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V6H 3R8

Designed by Lesley Anderson & New Leaf Creative Solutions604-689-9918

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BIMPE VII

PrEsEnTED By

THE soCIETy for

ConTEMPorary Works on PaPEr

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THank you

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InTroDuCTIon

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Jurors' sTaTEMEnTs

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PrIZE WInnErs

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HonouraBlE MEnTIon

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sElECTED Work

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arTIsT InDEx

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Over the years BIMPE has owed its success

to the legion of volunteers that continue to

commit their time and varied expertise. BIMPE

VII is no exception and we want to express our

sincere gratitude to those who have been willing

to devote countless hours to its realization.

To our private sponsors, Michael and Pam

Isman, Jane Justice, and John Ramsay, you have

been pillars of support.

�e Bank of Montreal has been incredibly

generous in their �rst contribution and is

instrumental in enabling BIMPE travel to more

venues than before.

We want to thank CMHC for their unwavering

support over these 12 years. Opus and Gamblin

for sponsoring prizes and donations that

THank you inspire the printmaking and artist community

to continue to create the work that we are

exhibiting. Our in-kind donors Zara's Pasta

and V&J Flowers, our fellow local businesses

who provide the little things that make all the

di�erence to our board throughout the year and

our volunteers at the opening.

To our Board of Directors - they are the guiding

light that leads us always forward.

�is year we would like to extend a special

thank-you to Bob Nowack and Melannie

Warren. �eir expertise will no doubt be

bene�cial to BIMPE's future.

To our three jurors - Sam Davidson, Jennifer

Page and Anna Szul - who took the time out of

their busy schedules to travel to Vancouver and

sift through the immense volume of prints and

distill from it the show presented here. �ank

you for your eyes and varied tastes. BIMPE

continues to evolve from year to year because of

the fresh perspectives the jury provides.

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To the Granville Island Hotel for their

hospitality in hosting our jury and being so

accommodating to our needs. Visiting the

hotel is one of the highlights of our guests'

experiences.

�e Federation Gallery and Dundarave Print

Workshop + Gallery who are our partners in

the exhibition. �ank you for providing support

sta� during the exhibition.

To our volunteers: Anna Taillefer, Rosalind

Rorke, Katie Dey, Daylen Luchsinger, Daemon

Baldwin, Francis Freeman Hkh, Angela

Bonnici, Gerri York, Sharole Brown, Hannamari

Jalovaara, Marsha McCall, Kelly Haydon, Dana

Fetherstonhaugh and Irene Laudan, we want to

thank you sincerely for your time without which

BIMPE would not be possible.

Last but not least, we want to thank Chris

Torgalson of Bedlam Hotel for years of web

management and technical assistance, Cloe

Aigner and Alyssa Burt of Zenhouse Media and

Mark Hurst from Pinnacle Graphics for your

gift of expertise and accommodating ways in

the face of our tight deadlines and even tighter

budget.

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InTroDuCTIon

BIMPE VII marks the exhibition’s 12th year running and brings with it new venues and adventures. Opening once more at the Federation Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., the show’s new time slot has increased bene�ts to our team, artists and audience.

Having more time to produce the exhibition catalogue and properly promote the exhibition is of bene�t to those who travel to the opening to view and collect art and to artists who travel to be a part of the experience. �ese groups often overlap and have resulted in a strong community of art goers, supporters and makers.

�is year we have proudly added UBC Okanagan to BIMPE’s roster of tour stops. Our thanks to Briar Craig for organizing this and we hope that BIMPE can be of inspirational service to the creative community of Kelowna and the student body of UBC.

About the Show

As a miniature print exhibition, BIMPE’s only requirement is that a print be no larger than 4 by 6 inches, or 24 inches square. �at being said, BIMPE is open to all types of print media, including digital or otherwise unconventional means of “printmaking”.

For BIMPE VII, 291 artists entered our exhibition, representing 31 countries. �e curated show is comprised of 200 of these artists, totalling a whopping 395 prints. �e work is as varied as the places they travel from, and we are ever grateful to our artists for creating this exhibition.

BIMPE is organized by SCWOP (�e Society for Contemporary Works on Paper), a non - pro�t society created to support the exposure of art on paper.

New Leaf Creative Solutions (formerly New Leaf Editions), the incubator of BIMPE, is a collaborative printmaking workshop, specializing in etching, relief printing and almost anything that can be dreamt up.

Peter Braune of New Leaf and Debra Yelva from Dundarave Print Workshop conceived the idea of BIMPE in 2000. During Peter’s absence in 2000 to 2002, the exhibition was nurtured and carried forward by the remarkable e�orts of Katie Dey, Marijke Nap and Debra Yelva.

The SCWOP Board of Directors and Staff, clockwise from

the top: Jamie Evrard, Marsha McCall, John Ramsay, Ross

Penhall, Lesley Anderson, Hannamari Jalovaara, Katie Dey,

Peter Braune. Not pictured: Rosalind Rorke and Jane Justice.

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�is catalogue is dedicated in loving memory of

Marijke Nap (1965 - 2011)

Marijke Nap was integral to the Vancouver

Printmaking community in many ways.

She studied Printmaking at Capilano

University, and worked as a printmaking

technician there and at Emily Carr Univer-

sity. She was a Master Printer at New Leaf

Editions where I first met her, a member of

Dundarave Print Workshop, and latterly, a

printmaking technician at the University

of British Columbia. She was also an active

printmaker in her own art practice, and al-

ways challenging the limits of printmaking

both technically and conceptually.

Marijke was involved with BIMPE right

from the get-go. New Leaf Edition's Peter

Braune dreamt up an international minia-

ture print exhibition and then left suddenly

for a job in New York, leaving Marijke and

I not only to run his print shop, but to

organize the show with Debra Yelva. The

first BIMPE was a small affair and a huge

learning curve. Two years later we organized

BIMPE II, gaining a ton of experience and

laughing a lot along the way. I remember

us picking up Yoko Kawazoe, the first place

prize winner for BIMPE II, at the airport in

Marijke's tiny Toyota Tercel and hoping she

didn't think we were too much of a mickey

mouse operation.

Incredibly generous with her time and skill,

Marijke continued to volunteer her ad-

ministrative abilities to the organization of

BIMPE over the years - which of course just

kept on growing. She was calm and capable,

and could always be relied upon to find

the humour in any situation. She is sorely

missed.

-Katie Dey

July 2012

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SAM DAVIDSON

�e owner and director of Davidson Galleries in Seattle, WA., Sam earned a B.A. at Wesleyan University and M.A. in art history at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 1970. He oversaw inventory and publications for the national traveling print gallery, Ferdinand Roten Galleries of Baltimore, Maryland and, in 1973, returned to Seattle to establish Davidson Galleries.

In 1976 Davidson Galleries hosted the �rst of three annual international print competitions, FOOTPRINT 1976, 1977, & 1978. To date, Davidson Galleries have held more than 800 exhibitions, some of which have

toured internationally. �e gallery has three departments: Antique prints, Contemporary Prints and Drawings, and Contemporary Painting and Sculpture; all available to view online at davidsongalleries.com and in their bi-annual catalogues.

It was an honor to serve as a juror for the Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition VII (BIMPE VII). As a dealer in original prints I fear that too often those in the commercial print realm are regarded as tainted and only able to see the decorative merits of any group of prints. Fear not. Any unconscious inclination in that direction was countered by my fellow jurors.

My congratulations to Peter Braune, Lesley Anderson and the scores of volunteers for continuing to devote the huge amount of energy required to host such an event. �ank you too, to the hundreds of artists who o�ered up their art for consideration. �e result was a wonderful range of images and media.

As a former host/sponsor of an international small format print competition “Footprint”, in the middle and late 1970’s, I have a clear appreciation of what is involved. Although di�erent from the 1970’s because of a substantial number of digital contributions, this year’s entries showed again what huge spaces and graphic power are possible in a small format.

�ose thirteen images that received acknowledgement beyond initial acceptance into the exhibition were representative of the 700+ submissions. In spite of good digital based works, most of the special recognition went

Jurors' sTaTEMEnTs

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to traditional processes. Tomiyuki Sakuta, Yui Koyanagi, Cleo Wilkinson, Christine Ravaux, Kelsey Stephenson, and Annie Woodford chose intaglio. Kouki Tsuritani, Nikki Vahle, and Jim Westerguard sent wood engravings. Sergey Zlotnikov’s haunting narrative scene, “Children of the Dark” and David Morrish’s “Ramses” made strong use of photo based techniques.

Many thanks to my fellow jurors, Anna and Jennifer, and especially to Peter and Lesley of New Leaf Editions for making the 2012 BIMPE show such an important gift to the international print community.

and tested a new carbon tissue for photogravure which has been an excellent replacement for the extinct Autotype gelatin. She has developed several solutions to deal with all the variables and common problems encountered with the elaborate process of photogravure. Jennifer founded Cape Fear Press in 2001 and o�ers workshops in photogravure and photo etching. She also supplies a small line of specialty products for these processes.

Jennifer has exhibited her etchings along the East coast including New York City and internationally in Taiwan, Portugal, Australia and Latvia. Cape Fear Press also hosts the Big Print Block Party, a large scale steamroller relief printmaking event each spring in her hometown of Carolina Beach, NC. Jennifer received her BFA in printmaking from East Carolina University in Greenville, NC.

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I felt very privileged, as well as a great sense of responsibility, when asked to be a juror for the BIMPE. Almost a thousand prints were submitted. �e prints were placed in a dozen or so binders. As I faced the daunting task of judging them I asked myself what is the most objective and fair way to go about this. It seemed the best way was to go through all the prints once without making any de�nitive judgments to gain a greater scope of the whole, then go through all of them again taking more time with each print. I was very impressed with the range of work submitted and the quality of the various techniques. It was truly a learning experience to see so many original prints at one time. Printmaking has a very rich vocabulary of techniques and ways for the artist to express

JENNIFER PAGE

Jennifer Page is a print artist dedicated to safer methods and technical innovations in the �eld of traditional photo etching and photogravure on copper. She formulated the Puretch Photopolymer etching process for high resolution photo etching

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Anna-Karolina Szul

themselves. �e entire scope of techniques was covered with some artists taking these processes to limits rarely seen. I subscribe to the less is more philosophy, especially when it comes to small scale pieces such as this. Some artists went beyond the unlimited combination of ink and paper which I found unnecessary and distracting and I couldn't help but notice a few trends in this area. �e pieces that stand out above the rest made the best use of their respective media in combination with stimulating content. �e pieces that struck me the most have a way of taking me some place that I have been longing for and ful�ll the needs of my subconscious.

I would like to thank New Leaf again for inviting me to jury this show. I would also like to thank all the artists who submitted work.

ANNA-KAROLINA SZUL

�e executive director of �e Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists Gallery, Anna graduated from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2005 and was the artist in residence at Malaspina Printmakers in 2009. Anna’s most recent exhibition was held at the Steppes Gallery in Edmonton in June of 2012.

Jurying an exhibition is always a great honour and joy particularly one with a vast international reach as is the case with BIMPE. �e pleasure comes from the unique opportunity to view contemporary print based artwork by an impressive number of artists from all around the world. �rough this snapshot into the pulse of what is taking place in printmaking we see common themes and practices that are not related through a direct connetion between individuals but suggest a greater connected unconscious that we often take for granted.

�e challenge in such a task occurs when we realize that the merit of each individual work cannot be highligted and the works must be compared and assessed by some standard rubric in order for a handful of prize winners to emerge. Although the process of looking at close to 1000 prints seemed daunting at �rst it was actually quite simple and pleasant. Sam, Jennifer and I each looked at all the prints individually, created our own short lists and then hung the 75 prints that scored the highest on the wall. �at is where the real work began. At that point we were down to 7.5% of the original works and only 1.4% to be recognized.

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�e process of assessing any artwork for me is the same:

1. Does the work move me? �is is a vital characteristic because it is what stops you in your tracks, makes you wonder or feel a desire to know more.

2. Does the work stand on its own technically? For many people this is not an important factor, however, in an artform as process based as printmaking is, technique matters. If I start to wonder whether a mark is intentional, if a �ngerprint was placed there or omitted purposefully then the work is missing something.

3. �e third criteria is a little hard to explain, it is like the fairy dust in Peter Pan that allows everyone to �y. It is that perfect marriage between concept and execution. If you look at a work of art and not only have no desire or idea how to improve it but are lost in the experience then it is complete. �is element is di�cult to judge by a rubric, it is instinctual and probably biased but thankfully art is not a science. In essence, it is acceptance without analysis.

�ank you Peter, Lesley, Sam and Jennifer for including me in such a rare and wonderful experience.

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PrIZEWInnErs

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Tomiyuki Sakuta53/100 FaceEtching, JapanMARIJKE NAP PRIZE (First Place)

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Kouki TsuritaniLoopRelief, JapanTHE JOHN RAMSAY PRIZE (Second Place)

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Sergey ZlotnikovChildren of the DarkPhotogravure, United StatesTHIRD PRIZE

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Vanessa Hall-PatchLawnside Tapestry IDigital, Serigraphy, Intaglio, CanadaTHE OPUS PRIZE

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HonouraBlE MEnTIon

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Anita HuntDreamcatcher IIIntaglio, United States

Yui KoyanagiEquip WEtching, Japan

Veliko MarinchevskiDream -6, Scarecrow, Sunflowers, Hedges, Etching, Aquatint, Bulgaria

David MorrishRames IPhotogravure, Canada

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Christine RavauxDonuts (Douceur)Etching, Belgium

William Steinberg Distances, Etching, Canada

Kelsey StephensonWaterstrider, Digital, Etching, Serigraphy, Canada

Nikki Vahle8 JacksRelief, United States

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Jim WestergardEye to Eye,Wood Engraving, Canada

Cleo WilkinsonMurmurMezzotint, Australia

Annie WoodfordCore 3,Etching, United Kingdom

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sElECTED Work

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Ajk Piercc + Tee Kho !Just Don’t Forget The Fly MapRelief, Poland and Ukraine

Ajk Piercc + Tee Kho !Mountains and Letters Have RootsRelief, Poland and Ukraine

Mariko AndoSpring 10:27 amIntaglio, Canada

Mariko AndoSpring 3:05 pmIntaglio, Canada

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German Aparicio FernandezSite 312.1Aquatint, Spain



Matias ArmendarisI Can’t Find His ProfileEtching, Monoprint, Ecuador

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Matias ArmendarisShe Always Leaves Before DuskEtching, Monoprint, Ecuador

Beverly Ashcraft-JohnsonMigration SeriesMezzotint, Digital, United States

James B. HunterPulley #1Etching, Canada

Tom BaggaleyBlue QEtching, United Kingdom

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Tom BaggaleyFiveEtching, United Kingdom

Tom BaggaleyRed NEtching, United Kingdom

Daemon BaldwinThe AssemblyEtching, Canada

Daemon BaldwinContrived PartnersEtching, Chine Collé, Canada

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Myla-Rae BaldwinMidnight PerformanceWoodcut, Canada

Joan BamTwosomeIntaglio, Canada

Cole BazinMal the ShadowIntaglio, Canada

Pat Beaton1 GeeseDrypoint, Acrylic, Canada

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Margaret BeckerOopsEtching, Ireland

Marcelle BenhamouLandscapes IIMixed Media, France

Derek Michael BesantTouch #12Vinyl Engraving, Canada


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Melanie BondMelancholiaIntaglio, Canada

Ed BoxallNow You Can ReadRelief, United Kingdom

Ed BoxallFirst DayRelief, United Kingdom

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Peter Boyadjie�Allegories - “Neaty”Digital, Canada

Nicole BrabantAnagram Study (Power Corrupts)Etching, Chine Collé, Canada

Nicole BrabantAnagram Study (Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely)Etching, Chine Collé, Canada

Blair BrennanThis Is All Your FaultRelief, Canada

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Blair BrennanYou Really Fucked Up This TimeRelief, Canada

Blair BrennanI Don’t Trust You I Never HaveRelief, Canada

Sharole BrownFeeding Your Demons: Ancient Wisdom IPhotoetching, Canada

Sharole BrownFeeding Your Demons: Ancient Wisdom IIPhotoetching, Canada

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Nicole Dore BrunetLacisCollagraph, Relief, Canada

Nicole Dore BrunetArceauCollagraph, Relief, Canada

Nicole Dore BrunetReseauCollagraph, Relief, Canada

José Luis BustamanteRecinto IEtching, Mexico

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José Luis BustamanteRecinto IIEtching, Mexico

José Luis BustamanteRecinto IIIEtching, Mexico

Chris CalliganUrban GridEtching, United States

Myles CalvertChurchillEtching, United Kingdom

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Myles CalvertThatcherEtching, United Kingdom

Karen CassidySeeds & FruitsPhotolithography, Canada

Karen CassidyBroodingPhotolithography, Canada

Karen CassidyGarden Of SpacesPhotolithography, Canada

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Florence ChapuisVillageEtching, France

David Cli�ordAndLetterpress, Canada

Margot Cormier SplaneCat BurglarSerigraphy, Canada

Margot Cormier SplaneNew PalsSerigraphy, Canada

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Margot Cormier SplaneIce Berg/CubeSerigraphy, Canada

Briar CraigTwo Cats In The YardUV Serigraphy, Canada

Ila CrawfordDesireSerigraphy, Canada

Pa’l CsabaAll Alone IDrypoint, Hungary

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Pa’l CsabaAll Alone IIDrypoint, Hungary

Pa’l CsabaAll Alone IIIDrypoint, Hungary

Katarzyna CyganikReflections IIILinocut, Poland

Katarzyna CyganikShoesLinocut, Poland

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Katarzyna CyganikLionLinocut, Poland

Lukasz CywickiPerson of Time - 8Linocut, Poland



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Lillianne DaigleInfernoDigital, Canada

April DeanSublimation View: ILithograph, Canada

April DeanSublimation View: IIILithograph, Canada

April DeanSublimation View: VLithograph, Canada

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Roger DewintMéduseEtching, Belgium

Roger DewintConseilEtching, Belgium

Roger DewintOxymoreEtching, Belgium

Abel DewitzPirx’ Dream IEtching, Chine Collé, Germany

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Paola DidongEn Avant!Intaglio, Sweden

Paola DidongSans Le SavoirIntaglio, Sweden

Paola DidongDans L’AprèsIntaglio, Sweden

Jasna DobrijevicThe Harmony Of OppositesMezzotint, Serbia

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Andrew DonohoeJenny’s WeldLinocut, Australia

Andrew DonohoeFinn’s WeldLinocut, Australia

Andrew DonohoeLillia’s WeldLinocut, Australia

Gerry DottoSpring? (No Not Now)Relief, Hand-Colour, Rubberstamp, Hole Punch, Canada

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Gerry Dotto3x2x4 (Why Do We Call it What it is Not?)Collagraph, Rubberstamp, Wool, Tin, Letraset, Canada

Lorraine DouglasEggIntaglio, Canada

Lorraine DouglasShrineMonoprint, Canada

Grainne DowlingHedgeEtching, Ireland

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Lisa DriverTimRelief, Canada

Maria DuhtevaForms ILithography, Bulgaria

Maria DuhtevaForms IIILithography, Bulgaria

Killian DunneThe BirdminderEtching, Ireland

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Killian DunneBefore the AirshipEtching, Ireland

Susan EarlyLighthouse From StrandhillEtching, Ireland

Susan EarlyKnocknareaEtching, Ireland

Randie FeilIconIntaglio (Mezzotint), Canada

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Randie FeilElementalIntaglio (Mezzotint), Canada

Randie FeilVentureIntaglio (Mezzotint), Canada

Dana FetherstonhaughPivotEtching, Canada

Aidan FlanaganDreamscape 19Serigraphy, Ireland

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Ian ForbesPeeka KittyEtching, Canada

Yasmine FranchiNun on the RunLetterpress, Canada

Badonnel FrederiqueEtoile Naissante ILinocut, Etching, France

Ron FundingslandSouvenirsEtching, United States

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Ron FundingslandWait AwayEtching, United States

Ron FundingslandTrouble ShooterMezzotint, United States

RM GallinariSanctuaryEtching, United States

Ann GilleeceBlow FishEtching, Ireland

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Colin GillespieLast FishLinocut, United Kingdom

Colin GillespieFish TreeLinocut, United Kingdom

Colin GillespieDogs DreamingLinocut, United Kingdom

James GilnaMaliEtching, Drypoint, Ireland

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James GilnaMelenicaDrypoint, Ireland

Tania GleaveWhisper of a Hong Kong GeishaIntaglio, Chine Collé, Beeswax, Canada

Tania GleaveTokyo JunketIntaglio, Chine Collé, Beeswax, Canada

Tania GleaveAncient TaleIntaglio, Chine Collé, Beeswax, Canada

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Barbara Bro� GoldmanOld DoorLithograph, United States

Leslie GolombGuanlan BoyPhotogravure, Chine Collé, United States

Andres Rios GomezLeccion de Vuelo Para IcaroLinocut, Colombia

Andres Rios GomezHojas Que Como Alcachofa Esconden y a la Prometen Mostrar su CentroLinocut, Colombia

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Andres Rios GomezAngel o Porto Disuelto en Ladera de EspumaLinocut, Colombia

Sooyeon GooJnanaEtching, Canada

Sridhar GopalakrishnanSave - E - 1Digital, India

Mark GraverFratres IIntaglio, New Zealand

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Mark GraverFratres IIIntaglio, New Zealand

Mark GraverFratres IIIIntaglio, New Zealand

Nancy L. GrecoGood FortuneLithography, United States

Nathan GrimsonHedge Fund IPhoto-Etching, Canada

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Nathan GrimsonHedge Fund IIPhoto-Etching, Canada

Nathan GrimsonHedge Fund IIIPhoto-Etching, Canada

Vanessa Hall-PatchLawnside Tapestry IIDigital, Serigraphy, Intaglio, Canada

Vanessa Hall-PatchLawnside Tapestry IIIDigital, Serigraphy, Intaglio, Canada

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Eric HansenFriend MeRelief, United States

Eric HansenFall OutRelief, United States

Kelly HaydonDeepEtching, Chine Collé, Canada

Kelly HaydonHypertextEtching, Canada

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Anneli HilliThinkerEtching, Drypoint, Finland

Bethan HodgsonGraffitiSalt Etch, Ireland

Bethan HodgsonDirty WindowsDrypoint, Ireland

Bill HorneColeopteraSerigraphy, Canada

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Bill HorneDendroctonusSerigraphy, Canada

Kate HorvatBury and Carry itEtching, United States

William HowardCanyonMonotype, United States

Ursula HùlsewigKinderspiel IEtching, Chine Collé, Germany

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Ursula HùlsewigKinderspiel IIEtching, Chine Collé, Germany

Anita HuntQuiet Light (Mini)Intaglio, United States

Anita HuntMagic Pool (Mini)Intaglio, United States

Heather HustonGlimpseSerigraphy, Canada

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Heather HustonBreaking GroundSerigraphy, Canada

Heather HustonBreaking Ground IISerigraphy, Canada

Maja IlicMutatio IIMezzotint, Netherlands

Maja IlicMutatio II AMezzotint, Netherlands

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Maja IlicMutatio I AMezzotint, Netherlands

Aya ImamuraEating Chocolates #2Serigraphy, Japan

Aya ImamuraEating Chocolates #3Serigraphy, Japan

Liz IngramEmergingInkjet, Etching, Drypoint, Chine Collé, Canada

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Liz IngramRenewalInkjet, Etching, Drypoint, Chine Collé, Canada

Nora JacekThree AmigosLinocut, Canada

Alexandru JakabhaziDynamic AccentEtching, Romania

Alexandru JakabhaziUpward ContrastEtching, Romania

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Alexandru JakabhaziAlternatingEtching, Romania

Saskia JettenPersona 3Lithography, Relief, Netherlands

Patricia JobbTofino Tree IIDrypoint, Canada

Patricia JobbSand Dollat at Tideline IIDrypoint, Canada

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Patricia JobbEelgrass at TidelineDrypoint, Canada

Milos JonesExoskeletal Remnant #2Lithography, Canada

Milos JonesExoskeletal Remnant #3Lithography, Canada

Mariko KakiuchiCactus FieldMezzotint, Japan

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Leena KaplasOrgans of ForestPhoto-Etching, Finland

Leena KaplasForest and Lakes, PondPhoto-Etching, Finland

Leena KaplasForest and LakesPhoto-Etching, Finland

Tomasz KawelczykUntitledRelief, Poland

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Hyun-Jin KimUrban Landscape-1Relief, Embossing, Taiwan

Hyun-Jin KimUrban Landscape-3Relief, Embossing, Taiwan

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Mi Hyang KimGiftRelief Woodcut, Papercasting, Canada

Mi Hyang KimNestRelief Woodcut, Papercasting, Canada

Mi Hyang KimSingingRelief Woodcut, Papercasting, Canada

Taichi KodamaLight/Color #21Serigraphy, Japan

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Eveline KolijnPrairie Dancer IEtching, Chine Collé, Canada

Eveline KolijnPrairie Dancer IIEtching, Chine Collé, Canada

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Eveline KolijnPrairie Dancer IIIEtching, Chine Collé, Canada

Alojz KonecAtomic Natives no 3Relief, Slovenia

Alojz KonecMen of Rock no 2Relief, Slovenia

Alojz KonecMen of Rock no 4Relief, Slovenia

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Anna KosarevskaTrinity ISerigraphy, Ukraine

Karolina KowalskiSaddle Peak IEtching, Canada

Karolina KowalskiLost Creek IIEtching, Canada

Karolina KowalskiAbsorbedEtching, Canada

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Yui KoyanagiBeginning CryEtching, Japan

Yui KoyanagiA Rainbow of AmakuboEtching, Japan

Karen KuncIn the CanyonMezzotint, United States

Karen KuncIn the BadlandsMezzotint, United States

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Shin Kyung-WonBarkIntaglio, Canada

William LaingNairn PoolSerigraphy, Canada

William LaingNairn WaterSerigraphy, Canada

William LaingNairnSerigraphy, Canada

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Aoife LaytonBillMezzotint, Ireland

Jimin LeeMount AinslieDigital , Intaglio, United States

Mengling LiaoInside View #5Relief, Taiwan


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Amy LiebenbergBig ShowIntaglio, Canada

Su Jin LimSearching For An AnswerWood Engraving, Chine Collé, Canada

Victor LipkinAt The Beginning ISerigraphy, Israel

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Tabitha LoganConnectingCollagraph, Canada

Chiarina LoggiaAgainst Red SkiesMonotype, Canada

Chiarina LoggiaWinter SkyMonotype, Canada

Chiarina LoggiaLombok GlowMonotype, Canada

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Yvette LucasIsolated AlléeIntaglio, United States

Armata LudmilaNumerosisEtching, Aquatint, Canada

Alastair MackBattery ParkDigital, United Kingdom

Alastair MackUnion SquareDigital, United Kingdom

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Alastair MackCentral ParkDigital, United Kingdom

Armelle MagnierLr 1Etching, France



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Beatriz MahanBrote IEtching, Chile

Beatriz MahanBrote IVEtching, Chile

Kinichi MakiOasis in the Mirror 1Digital, Japan

Kinichi MakiOasis in the Mirror 2Digital, Japan

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Brenda MalkinsonJanuary SecondWoodcut, Canada

Brenda MalkinsonOctober Twenty SeventhWoodcut, Canada

Veliko MarinchevskiDream -5, Scarecrow, Sunflowers, 3 SparrowsEtching, Aquatint, Bulgaria

Veliko MarinchevskiDream -7, Scarecrow, Stems, FootmarksEtching, Aquatint, Bulgaria

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Knicki MarkolfHremaphroditus-The BalancerRelief, Canada

Knicki MarkolfSoulworkRelief, Canada

Knicki MarkolfDialogueRelief, Canada

Charles MayrsÉ Celle Qui est Trop GaieLetterpress, Canada

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Norman McbeathHarpsichord 1Intaglio, United Kingdom

Ann MccallLuna IICollagraphy, Canada

Emma McLellanHybrid Fiction 1Serigraphy, Digital, New Zealand


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Richard MetzgerBlanc Plus BlancEngraving, Canada

Richard MetzgerNouvelle VagueEngraving, Canada

Richard MetzgerTrois OiesEngraving, Canada

87

Cynthia MilionisUntitledIntaglio, United States

Fiona MoesMarijke’s RosesDigital, Embroidery, Canada

Fiona MoesMarijke’s HandkerchiefDigital, Embroidery, Canada

Joseph MontagueAstral NavigatorInkjet, Canada

88

Joseph MontagueSleeping MuseInkjet, Canada

Bob MorouneyInvasive SpeciesEtching, Canada

Bob MorouneyHopeEtching, Canada

David MorrishAngeliconPhotogravure, Canada

89

David MorrishMayan SkullsPhotogravure, Canada

Eric MummeryPale ComparisonLithograph, Watercolour, Canada

Eric MummeryLitho GodWood Engraving, Canada

Eric MummeryFace to Face With the Great SecretWood Engraving, Canada

90

Luc NadeauUn Americain a ParisEtching, Canada

Luc NadeauLa Grande ÄvasionEtching, Canada

Judy Ng ChoiAda Byron, Lady LovelaceIntaglio, Canada

Judy Ng ChoiThe Analytical EngineIntaglio, Canada

91

Sara NorquayCome When You’re CalledPhotopolymer, Relief, Canada

Akemi OhiraPills, Anyone?Lithograph, United States

Akemi OhiraMindless EatingLithograph, United States

Ikuko OkanoFeelingsSerigraphy, Japan

92

Ikuko OkanoPrattleSerigraphy, Japan

Suzanne OlmstedForgotten MemoriesPolygravure, Etching, United States

Nadya OnyshchenkoI Never Stop to Tell You How Much I Love YouRelief, Mixed Media, Ukraine

Nadya OnyshchenkoFool With LoveRelief, Mixed Media, Ukraine

93

Nadya OnyshchenkoLove On The KrillRelief, Mixed Media, Ukraine

Elena - Alexandra PanciucBugDrypoint, Romania

Ana Dora PartosVenice Beach Pier - California TripEtching, Brazil

Ana Dora PartosKiss in Venice Beach - California TripEtching, Brazil

94

Anne PaulusSoul Edge IIntaglio, France

Galina PavlovaFamily IDigital, Bulgaria

Michèle PellevillainBogue 1Etching, France


95


Snezana PetrovicClose BoxMezzotint, Serbia

Snezana PetrovicNestMezzotint, Serbia

Florin PînzariuDemonDrypoint, Romania

96

Florin PînzariuDuoDrypoint, Romania

Nicolas PoignonNight IIILinocut, Germany

Nicolas PoignonNight VLinocut, Germany

Nicolas PoignonWithout LightLinocut, Germany

97

Joanne PriceThese Chickens Won’t Let Me Sleep - From the Palm Tree StoryRelief, United States

Joanne PriceThese Goats Won’t Let Me Sleep - From the Palm Tree StoryRelief, United States

Joanne PriceH1N1Relief, United States

Ellen ProskoDevotionDigital, Intaglio, Canada

98

Ellen ProskoThose Left BehindDigital, Intaglio, Canada

Simonida RadonjicA Deer HouseEtching, Aquatint, Serbia

Christine RavauxDonuts (Sauvage)Mezzotint, Belgium

Christine RavauxDonuts (Orient)Mezzotint, Belgium

99

Barb RingerOctober’s CallRelief, Canada

Mary RomanuckHow To Sleep In A Small ChairLinocut, Watercolour, Canada

Mary RomanuckWilliam Tell’s DonkeyLinocut, Chine Collé, Canada

Kathryn RosatiDecades VIRelief, Canada

100

Mari Carmen Ruiz RuizMicroscopic IIPhoto Saline Sulphate Etching, Spain

Mari Carmen Ruiz RuizMicroscopic IPhoto Saline Sulphate Etching, Spain

Iwona Rypesc-KostovicCatching Down IVArchival Pigment Print, Poland/United States

Reti SaksHands Just Right 1Drypoint, Estonia

101

Reti SaksHands Just Right 2Drypoint, Estonia

Reti SaksHands Just Right 4Drypoint, Mezzotint, Estonia

Tomiyuki Sakuta34/100 FaceIntaglio, Japan

Tomiyuki Sakuta52/100 FaceIntaglio, Japan

102

Jana SasakiBuzzIntaglio, Chine Collé, Mixed Media, Canada

Jana SasakiVentilateIntaglio, Chine Collé, Mixed Media, Canada

Amaryllis SiniossoglouNo. 97Polymer Plate, United States

Ivy SmithAminaEtching, United Kingdom

103

Ivy SmithMarkEtching, United Kingdom

Serena SmithAscending Form 3Lithograph, United Kingdom

Serena SmithAscending Form 4Lithograph, United Kingdom

Shirleen SmithHands, Organs, DimensionsRelief, Canada

104

Barb SnyderCrystal SkyDigital, Collage, Chine Collé, Canada

Renata SosinskaBefore NowRelief, United Kingdom

Renata SosinskaSpell of the MoonRelief, United Kingdom

Barb SnyderPlankton CroquetEtching, Collagraph, Digital, Collage, Canada

105

Renata SosinskaUntitledRelief, United Kingdom

Ana SpeedieExterminansEtching, United Kingdom

William SteinbergPlaygroundEtching, Canada

William SteinbergMeeting PlaceEtching, Canada

106

Kelsey StephensonMeditation IIDigital, Etching, Canada

Amy SterlyTrapped WindRelief, United States

Catherine M. StewartAlbert and Three Muses 1938Photo-Etching, Chine Collé, Canada

Kelsey StephensonThe HoardDigital, Etching, Canada

107

Akari SugimotoWine GrassEtching, Japan

Akari SugimotoThe AirportEtching, Japan

Akari SugimotoSiestaEtching, Japan

Masaaki SugitaIn a BubbleIntaglio, Japan

108

Michele SweetmanRobin JugCarborundum, Drypoint, Ireland

Valerie SyposzHappinessLithography, Canada

Valerie SyposzLoveLithography, Canada

Masaaki SugitaHips and LegsIntaglio, Japan

109

Valerie SyposzA Cure for Homesickness IILithography, Canada

Odette �ébergePetites Chroniques D’ItalieDigital, Canada

Odette �ébergePetite Chronique D’Istanbul IDigital, Canada

Odette �ébergePetite Chronique D’Istanbul 2Digital, Canada

110

Lisette �ibeaultFusion 3Photogravure, Chine Collé, Canada

Lisette �ibeaultFusion 4Photogravure, Canada

Alexa �orntonUntitledSerigraphy, Canada

Lisette �ibeaultFusion 2Photogravure, Canada

111

Pudy TongPocket Sized (Toronto Star)Intaglio, Canada

Pudy TongPocketsized (Scarborough Metro)Intaglio, Canada

Denise TonnerGarden of the ShadesDigital, Canada

Maria TrattEmbraceEtching, Canada

112

Lone TrattUpRelief, Canada

Aspasia TsoutsouraMetal CubesIntaglio, United States

Aspasia TsoutsouraMetals and FurIntaglio, United States

Lone TrattAroundRelief, Canada

113

Kouki TsuritaniBe Patient!Relief, Japan

Nikki VahleThe Wheat StagRelief, United States

Leena VainioFocus 1Woodcut, Finland

Leena VainioFocus 2Woodcut, Finland

114

Amelie VidgrainMes Mains MurmurentEtching, France

Amelie VidgrainQui Voit le Ciel dans L’EauEtching, France

Irma VodevaAir IIDrypoint, Bulgaria

Amelie VidgrainLes Mots Sont les Fleurs du SilenceEtching, France

115

Irma VodevaAir IIIDrypoint, Bulgaria

Irma VodevaAir IVDrypoint, Bulgaria

Joanne WalkerAnamnesis XEtching, United Kingdom

Caitlin WellsSmall RetortIntaglio, Canada

116

Jim WestergardTastes Like ChickenWood Engraving, Canada

Je� WetzigPaper Trail : Fragment IWoodcut, United States

Je� WetzigPaper Trail: Fragment IIWoodcut, United States

Jim WestergardSaving FaceWood Engraving, Canada

117

Cleo WilkinsonFledglingMezzotint, Australia

Cleo WilkinsonInceptionMezzotint, Australia

Laurent WilmetLibertad!Linocut, Belgian

Laurent WilmetA las BarricadasLinocut, Belgian

118

Nicolas WilsonEmpty NestEtching, Drypoint, United States

Annie WoodfordCore 1Etching, United Kingdom

Barbara WybouSpring RabbitRelief, Canada

Nicolas WilsonPlan BEtching, Drypoint, United States

119

Taeko YamaguchiSummer BreezeEtching, Japan

Ami YamashiroCubeMezzotint, Japan

Ami YamashiroGiraffeMezzotint, Japan

Gerri YorkLight # 1 (Chicken Knickers)Digital, Blind Emboss, Serigraphy, Canada

120

Gerri YorkLight # 3 (F.8)Digital, Serigraphy, Canada

Piotr ŻaczekSilverEtching, Poland

Piotr ŻaczekObjectIntaglio, Poland

Gerri YorkLight # 2 (F.8)Digital, Blind Emboss, Serigraphy, Canada

121

Piotr ŻaczekTracesEtching, Poland

Sergey ZlotnikovUrban DreamsIntaglio, United States

Sergey ZlotnikovAdmittance Is FreePhotogravure, United States

Alice ZwartsRocketEtching, Canada

123

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124

Artist IndexAAjk Piercc + Tee Kho ! ..... 28

Ando, Mariko.................. 28

Aparicio, German ............ 29

Armendaris, Matias ... 29, 30

Ashcraft, Beverly ............. 30

BB. Hunter, James ............. 30

Baggaley, Tom ........... 30, 31

Baldwin, Daemon ........... 31

Baldwin, Myla-Rae .......... 32

Bam, Joan ....................... 32

Bazin, Cole ...................... 32

Beaton, Pat ...................... 32

Becker, Margaret ............. 33

Benhamou, Marcelle ....... 33

Besant, Derek M. ...... 33, 34

Bond, Melanie ................. 34

Boxall, Ed........................ 34

Boyadjie�, Peter ............. 35

Brabant, Nicole ............... 35

Brennan, Blair ........... 35, 36

Brown, Sharole ................ 36

Brunet, Nicole Dore ........ 37

Bustamante, José L. ... 37, 38

CCalligan, Chris ................ 38

Calvert, Myles ........... 38, 39

Cassidy, Karen ................. 39

Chapuis, Florence............ 40

Cli�ord, David ................ 40

Cormier S., Margot ... 40, 41

Craig, Briar ..................... 41

Crawford, Ila ................... 41

Csaba, Pa’l ................. 41, 42

Cyganik, Katarzyna ... 42, 43

Cywicki, Lukasz .............. 43

DDaigle, Lillianne .............. 44

Dean, April ..................... 44

Dewint, Roger ................. 45

Dewitz, Abel ................... 45

Didong, Paola ................. 46

Dobrijevic, Jasna ............. 46

Donohoe, Andrew ........... 47

Dotto, Gerry ............. 47, 48

Douglas, Lorraine ............ 48

Dowling, Grainne ........... 48

Driver, Lisa ...................... 49

Duhteva, Maria ............... 49

Dunne, Killian .......... 49, 50

EEarly, Susan ..................... 50

FFeil, Randie ............... 50, 51

Fetherstonhaugh, Dana ... 51

Flanagan, Aidan .............. 51

Forbes, Ian ...................... 52

Franchi, Yasmine ............. 52

Frederique, Badonnel ...... 52

Fundingsland, Ron .... 52, 53

GGallinari, R.M ................. 53

Gilleece, Ann ................... 53

Gillespie, Colin ............... 54

Gilna, James .............. 54, 55

Gleave, Tania ................... 55

Goldman, Barbara B. ...... 56

Golomb, Leslie ................ 56

Gomez, Andres .......... 56, 57

Goo, Sooyeon .................. 57

Gopalakrishnan, Sridhar .. 57

Graver, Mark ............. 57, 58

Greco, Nancy L. .............. 58

Grimson, Nathan ...... 58, 59

HHall-Patch, Vanessa ... 22, 59

Hansen, Eric ................... 60

Haydon, Kelly ................. 60

Hilli, Anneli .................... 61

Hodgson, Bethan ............ 61

Horne, Bill ................ 61, 62

Horvat, Kate ................... 62

Howard, William ............ 62

Hülsewig, Ursula ....... 62, 63

Hunt, Anita ............... 24, 63

Huston, Heather ....... 63, 64

IIlic, Maja ................... 64, 65

Imamura, Aya ................. 65

Ingram, Liz................ 65, 66

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JJacek, Nora ...................... 66

Jakabhazi, A. ............. 66, 67

Jetten, Saskia ................... 67

Jobb, Patricia ................... 67

Jones, Milos..................... 68

KKakiuchi, Mariko ............ 68

Kaplas, Leena .................. 69

Kawelczyk, Tomasz .... 69, 70

Kim, Hyun-Jin ................ 70

Kim, Mi Hyang ............... 70

Kodama, Taichi ......... 71, 72

Kolijn, Eveline ........... 72, 73

Konec, Alojz .................... 73

Kosarevska, Anna ............ 74

Kowalski, Karolina .......... 74

Koyanagi, Yui ............ 24, 75

Kunc, Karen .................... 75

Kyung-Won, Shin ............ 76

LLaing, William ................ 76

Layton, Aoife................... 77

Lee, Jimin ........................ 77

Liao, Mengling .......... 77, 78

Liebenberg, Amy ............. 78

Lim, Su Jin ...................... 78

Lipkin, Victor ................. 78

Logan, Tabitha ................ 79

Loggia, Chiarina .............. 79

Lucas, Yvette ................... 80

Ludmila, Armata ............. 80

MMack, Alastair ........... 80, 81

Magnier, Armelle ............. 81

Mahan, Beatriz ................ 82

Maki, Kinichi .................. 82

Malkinson, Brenda .......... 83

Marinchevski, V. ....... 24, 83

Knicki, Markolf ............... 84

Mayrs, Charles ................ 84

McBeath, Norman .......... 85

McCall, Ann ................... 85

McLellan, Emma ....... 85, 86

Metzger, Richard ............. 86

Milionis, Cynthia ............ 87

Moes, Fiona .................... 87

Montague, Joseph...... 87, 88

Morouney, Bob ............... 88

Morrish, David.... 24, 88, 89

Mummery, Eric ............... 89

NNadeau, Luc .................... 90

Ng Choi, Judy ................. 90

Norquay, Sara .................. 91

OOhira, Akemi .................. 91

Okano, Ikuko ............ 91, 92

Olmsted, Suzanne ........... 92

Onyshchenko, N. ...... 92, 93

PPanciuc, Elena - A ........... 93

Partos, Ana Dora ............. 93

Paulus, Anne .................. 94

Pavlova, Galina ................ 94

Pellevillain, M. .......... 94, 95

Petrovic, Snezana ............. 95

Pînzariu, Florin ......... 95, 96

Poignon, Nicolas ............. 96

Price, Joanne ................... 97

Prosko, Ellen ............. 97, 98

RRadonjic, Simonida ......... 98

Ravaux, Christine ...... 25, 98

Ringer, Barb .................... 99

Romanuck, Mary ............ 99

Rosati, Kathryn ............... 99

Ruiz Ruiz, Mari C ......... 100

Rypesc-Kostovic, I. ........ 100

SSaks, Reti .............. 100, 101

Sakuta, Tomiyuki .... 19, 101

Sasaki, Jana .................... 102

Siniossoglou, A. ............. 102

Smith, Ivy ............. 102, 103

Smith, Serena ................ 103

Smith, Shirleen .............. 103

Snyder, Barb ................. 104

Sosinska, Renata .... 104, 105

Speedie, Ana .................. 105

Steinberg, W. ........... 25, 105

Stephenson, K. ........ 25, 106

Sterly, Amy .................... 106

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Stewart, Catherine M. ... 106

Sugimoto, Akari ............ 107

Sugita, Masaaki ..... 107, 108

Sweetman, Michele ....... 108

Syposz, Valerie ....... 108, 109

T�éberge, Odette ........... 109

�ibeault, Lisette ........... 110

�ornton, Alexa ............ 110

Tong, Pudy .................... 111

Tonner, Denise .............. 111

Tratt, Maria ................... 111

Tratt, Lone .................... 112

Tsoutsoura, Aspasia ....... 112

Tsuritani, Kouki ...... 20, 113

VVahle, Nikki ............ 25, 113

Vainio, Leena ................ 113

Vidgrain, Amelie ........... 114

Vodeva, Irma ......... 114, 115

WWalker, Joanne .............. 115

Wells, Caitlin ................ 115

Westergard, Jim ....... 26, 116

Wetzig, Je� .................... 116

Wilkinson, Cleo ...... 26, 117

Wilmet, Laurent ............ 117

Wilson, Nicolas ............. 118

Woodford, Annie .... 26, 118

Wybou, Barbara ............ 118

YYamaguchi, Taeko.......... 119

Yamashiro, Ami ............. 119

York, Gerri ............ 119, 120

ZŻaczek, Piotr ......... 120, 121

Zlotnikov, Sergey..... 21, 121

Zwarts, Alice ................. 121

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