Screenprinting, silkscreening and serigraphy are all variations on a stencil process that enjoys a healthy history and provides printmakers with an exciting avenue to the creative process. It illustrates the flexibility of the medium by providing artists like Robert Schwieger with methods to imprint various substrates, including paper and glass, both two and three dimensionally.
The exhibit is free and open to the public in the College's Oesterle Library Gallery, 320 E. School St. An artist reception will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11; complimentary refreshments will be served. To learn more about the exhibit contact Nickole C. Lanham, North Central's gallery director, at 630-637-5375 or nclanham@noctrl.edu.
Screenprinting, silkscreening and serigraphy are all variations on a stencil process that enjoys a healthy history and provides printmakers with an exciting avenue to the creative process. It illustrates the flexibility of the medium by providing artists like Robert Schwieger with methods to imprint various substrates, including paper and glass, both two and three dimensionally.