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Editions Due to Portfolio Organizer: December 15, 2014

Organized by The Department of Art and Design, University of Alberta.
Email: stc@ualbera.ca

2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the Department of Art and Design at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada and the 45 anniversary of its studio (MFA) program, the oldest in the country. Since 1970, over eighty students have earned MFA degrees from the Department of Art and Design`s internationally renowned Printmaking Division and many have moved on to highly successful careers as artists, teachers, writers and curators both in Canada and around the world. This portfolio of twenty-seven prints by some of the divisions most accomplished alumni from 1974-2008, has been organized as part of the Department of Art and Design`s 50th anniversary celebrations; to honor the team of professors, contract instructors, technicians and artists-in-residence who have contributed to the success of the printmaking program over the years and in special recognition of the contribution of University of Alberta Professor Emeritus (1971-2006) Walter Jule, recipient of the 2015 Southern Graphics Council International Excellence in Teaching Award.

Participating Artists:
David Armstrong
Rebecca Beardmore
Mark Bovey
Jennifer Bowes
Marna Bunnell
Sean Caulfield
Shannon Collis
Karen Dugas
Nancy Fox
Helen Gerritzen
Tanya Harnett
Tomoyo Ihaya
Liz Ingram
Walter Jule
Davida Kidd
Michelle Murillo
Emi Ninoseki
Monika Niwelinska
Briana Palmer
Robin Smith-Peck
Andrea Pinheiro
Stephanie Russ
Tracy Templeton
Tad Warszynski
Erik Waterkotte
Caitlin Wells
Koichi Yamamoto