2002 Pacific States Biennial National Print Exhibition

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2002 Pacific States Biennial National Print Exhibition

Friends for Life — Friends for Life
by Val Akula

Midsummer in the City — Midsummer in the City
by Jennifer Ale

20v 50x — 20v 50x
by Miguel A. Aragon

Lesson — Lesson
by Kim Bauer

The Sarajaven — The Sarajaven
by Harvey Breverman

Bather with Bottle — Bather with Bottle
by Daniel Britton

Night Ride — Night Ride
by Monika Camillucci

As I Was Say'n to the Duchess — As I Was Say'n to the Duchess
by Ann Chernow

Denizen of Spring Hammock Preserve — Denizen of Spring Hammock Preserve
by Ann Chernow

Hwy. 18-151 7:30 a.m. — Hwy. 18-151 7:30 a.m.
by Warrington Colescott

Spirit Dance — Spirit Dance
by Warrington Colescott

Suburban Nights: Swath — Suburban Nights: Swath
by Donald Furst

Lost Children -- Rage Child — Lost Children -- Rage Child
by Gloria Gonzales Garcia

Yak — Yak
by Raymond Gloeckler

Raven Steals the Sun — Raven Steals the Sun
by Sergio Gonzalez-Tornero

(NYC) Transit -- Subway — (NYC) Transit -- Subway
by Lee Gough

Untitled (Palouse Falls) — Untitled (Palouse Falls)
by Gary Groves

Muse (Face) — Muse (Face)
by John Gruenwald

Position in Space #2 — Position in Space #2
by Richard Hellman

#2 (from “Cocoon” Series) — #2 (from “Cocoon” Series)
by Annaday Hiser

Yellow Cage Cover — Yellow Cage Cover
by Cynthia Ona Innis

Untitled — Untitled
by Keiko Ishii

Sumo Kimono — Sumo Kimono
by Liza Jones

Background (280 Blends) — Background (280 Blends)
by Keiko Kamata

At the Stable — At the Stable
by Ronald Katz

Veiled Response — Veiled Response
by Wayne Kimball

Untitled — Untitled
by Tai-Kyu Kim

Shinjuku-ku — Shinjuku-ku
by Mike Kimball

Fall — Fall
by Kathleen King

The White Forest — The White Forest
by Robert Kipniss

Mea Culpa — Mea Culpa
by William Kitchens

Fig. 5-7 — Fig. 5-7
by Amanda Knowles

A Shine — A Shine
by Machiko Kondo

Ordinary Things: Cross Step — Ordinary Things: Cross Step
by Kim Kopp

Indigo Mood — Indigo Mood
by Holly Kuske

No Longer Stranger #2 — No Longer Stranger #2
by Jafari Manijeh

Andres Lopez — Andres Lopez
by Marco Flavio Marinucci

Print 102 — Print 102
by James T. Mattingly

Seed - Flow Vi - — Seed - Flow Vi -
by Tomomi Ono

In Webs — In Webs
by Ellen Peckham

Tomai — Tomai
by Lori Penn

My Mother's Eyes — My Mother's Eyes
by Richard Peterson

If You See the Buddha on the Path... — If You See the Buddha on the Path...
by Margaret Prentice

Kwakwawak’w — Kwakwawak’w
by Erik Sandgren

The Fall — The Fall
by Teresa Schmidt

Self Linocut — Self Linocut
by Jerry Schutte

The Tenth Life — The Tenth Life
by John Paulus Semple

Release II — Release II
by Laurie Sheridan

Maypole — Maypole
by Nomi Silverman

Buzz — Buzz
by Matthew Sugarman

Livestock — Livestock
by Jon Swindler

Large Bardo — Large Bardo
by Phyllis Trout

Rocks and Grasses - 2 — Rocks and Grasses - 2
by Barbara Yoshida

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