Mary Mito

Tree Line: Edge and Energy of Habitat
Exhibition Dates: Jan 14 – May 16, 2020

The edge of the habitat at which trees are capable of growing is known as the tree line; beyond this boundary, trees do not exist due to harsh conditions. In Tree Line: Edge and Energy of Habitat, artists depict trees in natural environments, in human-made settings, as commodities, as spiritual energy, and in the reaches of our imagination. The exhibition prompts us to consider the relationships between the limits of arboreal existence and ours.

Featured artists: Valerie Arber, Chris Ballantyne, John Beerman, Alex Cerveny, Luke Dorman, Adam Feibelman, Nancy Friese, Scott Greene, Mark Mulroney, Rosana Paulino, Alison Saar, Jonathan Seliger, Tanja Softic, and Chris Uphues

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Scott Greene
Invasive Species, 2018
Four-color lithograph
Paper Size: 23 x 17 inches
Paper Type: Antique white Somerset velvet
Collaborating Printer: Valpuri Remling
Edition of 15

The seventh annual Portland Fine Print Fair is the premier opportunity for the Northwest public to purchase fine original prints from representative with particular print expertise. These highly knowledgeable dealers will bring important works from all periods, methods of printmaking, and countries of origin – the perfect opportunity for the first-time collectors and seasoned connoisseurs to add museum-quality prints to their collections. Information at Portland Fine Print Fair.

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Danielle Orchard
Still Life with Lemons, 2019 (19-313)
Five-color lithograph
Paper Size: 18 x 18 inches
Paper Type: Grey Rives BFK
Collaborating Printer: Jake Ingram
Edition of 10

Tamarind Institute will hold its monthly tour at a special time, 5 – 6 pm on Friday, February 7. Those attending the UNM Art Museum’s opening reception, may wish to arrive early and visit Tamarind. The tour is an opportunity to see the Tamarind workshop and learn more about fine art lithography. This special tour includes an informal presentation by Tamarind Gallery Director Nancy Zastudil about the current exhibition, Treeline: Edge of Energy and Habitat, and a guided tour through the workshop. Tamarind is a division within the College of Fine Arts at The University of New Mexico. Reserve a spot by emailing tamarind@unm.edu or calling 505.277.3901. Event is free.