528.0 Regional Juried Printmaking Exhibition

The 528.0 Regional Juried Printmaking Exhibition was open to artists residing within a 528.0-mile radius of Denver, Colorado. The number 528.0 refers to Denver’s altitude and status as the Mile High City (5,280 feet). The call for entry garnered 422 entries from cities across the region.

Jurors Brandon Gunn (Tamarind Institute in Albuquerque, NM), Karen Kunc (University of Nebraska-Lincoln), and Collin Parson (Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, Arvada, CO) selected 76 works to celebrate the expansive diversity of contemporary printmaking found within this western region. This exhibition is in partnership with the Invisible Museum and in conjunction with Denver’s Month Of Printmaking (March 2020).

Participating Artists:

Nathan Abel
Stephanie Alaniz
Fawn Atencio-Ullrich
Alicia Bailey
Erin Barry
Judith Bennett
Rebecca Bradshaw
Joshua Butler
Curt Carpenter
Taiko Chandler
Catherine Chauvin
Evan Colbert
Bryan Dahlberg
Theresa Davis
Lauren Feden
Javier Flores
Ron Fundingsland
Susan Goldstein
Johanna Guilfoyle
Marco Hernandez
Marc Horovitz
Jenn Johnson
Heather Kahn-Pyatt
Michael Keyes
Emily Grace King
Sisel Lan
Bonny Lhotka
Leon Loughridge
Kathie Lucas
Mark Lunning
Susan Mackin Dolan
Emmanuel Manolukas
Betsy Margolius
Chuck McCoy
Alicia McKim
Grace Morris
Emily Moyer
Johanna Mueller
Jonathan Nicklow
Holly Nordeck
Kristin Powers Nowlin
Susan Oehme
Tony Ortega
Megan Parker
Melissa Pickering
Mandi Quinn
Carin Reich
Phyllis Rider
Lydia Riegle
Gregory Santos
Kristin Sarette
Sara Schalliol-Hodge
Mark Sisson
Brady Smith
Ouida Touchon
Harry Utter
Jay Vollmar
Grace Whatley
Grant Williams
Mami Yamamoto
Peter Yumi
Bruce Zander

The Invisible Museum is a consortium of thinkers assembled to facilitate projects in the visual arts that would not otherwise be imagined, proposed or completed. Its invisibility stems from its ability to make what was formerly invisible or at least unseen – visible. In addition, the Invisible Museum encourages exhibitions, symposiums and critical discussions in a variety of spaces and places.

The Month of Printmaking Denver (Mo’Print) is a celebration of the art of making original prints to inspire, educate and promote awareness through a variety of public events and exhibitions in Denver and the metropolitan region.