SGCI STUDENT PANEL

MODIFIED PRINT: BREAKING THE RECTANGLE

Panel Chair: Sarah Ellis

Panelists: Stephanie Alaniz, Todd Herzberg, Mizin Shin

 

Perfect registration, clean borders, plate embossment... we all love it. Printmaking is a chameleon and can be used for an infinite array of purposes. As students, it is paramount to keep questioning how technique, format, and content relate to one another. This panel will focus on adapting your academic printmaking practice to include non-traditional formats such as installation, sculpture, and film to create a well-rounded portfolio.

 

ABOUT SARAH ELLIS

Sarah Ellis is the SGCI Student Representative to the Board. Sarah received her BFA in Printmaking from The University of Akron in 2014. She is currently in her second year as an MFA Candidate in Printmaking at the University of North Texas. During her time at UNT, she has had the pleasure of assisting at P.R.I.N.T Press in addition to her Teaching Assistant appointments. Sarah currently serves as the Student Representative on the SGC International Executive Board. Through a variety of print media, her work explores nuances within the continuity of human behavior. She lives in Denton, Texas.

                                     

ABOUT THE PANEL

Stephanie Alaniz is an MFA candidate at West Virginia University. Todd Herzberg is an MFA candidate at University of Kentucky. Mizin Shin received her MFA in 2017 from the State University of New York at Buffalo.