Cut/Score/Engrave

Printmaking Students

8/24/26 – 9/4/26

Dengerink Gallery, VDEN

This pop-up show is comprised of student work from ART 370 Introduction to Printmaking.

Printmaking is one of eight studio areas offered on this campus by Vancouver’s Art department. The prints seen here are from class projects. Analog printmaking is one of the oldest forms of art, applying ink from a transitional surface (the plate) to the finished carrier, most often paper.

Cool lasercut of various torn shapes in a rectangle.
Lika Tanaka, Lasercut
Lika's cool shapes randomly separated and printed again.
Lika Tanaka, Lasercut
A wooded scene with a central tree stump.
Beheaded, Presley Pyle, Woodcut
A stylized tiger with woodcut chatter.
Tiger 3-4, Pip Swinger, Woodcut
Abstract shapes with warm colors in the form of a profile.
Kandinsky’s Fire, Vince Pharo, Lasercut
Vince's abstract shapes randomized and spread across the page.
Vince Pharo, Lasercut
A woodcut of a statue of a grieving woman in a graveyard.
My Mother’s Grief, Zach Warnke, Woodcut
A stylized view of a window in a castle wall.
Jordan Calderon, Linocut
An abstraction of a leaf.
Quercus Coccinea, Graci Vandervort, Lasercut
The abstract leaf arranged in a landscape.
Graci Vandervort, Lasercut
Two weird sea creatures or lampreys.
Older Than Trees, Laurinda Bateman, Woodcut