Faculty Spotlight Kathy Metaxas

June 24 - November 24

Lower Level Gallery | Kathy Metaxas works in woodblock, collagraph, handmade paper

ACP instructor Kathy Metaxas coaxed out the inner artist of many Communiversity participants during her day-long, community-wide Mono-thon. The art of monotype printmaking, where colorful, flat acrylic prints are pressed one on top of another, is an ever-evolving exploration resulting in complex, layered works. The results of the Communiversity Mono-thon can be seen below and in person at the Robeson Center for the Arts until August 29, 2014.

Also on view, works by Kathy in woodblock, collagraph (printmaking plates) and handmade paper.

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