If you are driving, parking passes must be obtained at the Parking Garage; however parking on campus between 9am and 5pm is extremely limited! Consider parking at the garage or in the “satellite” lots and using the campus shuttle. There is a map of both the shuttle routes and the parking lots available at the Parking Garage.
FYI: in addition to the regular shuttle routes, the Sgt. Sebastian Escort Service is offered every evening from 6pm to 12am. Two 15-passenger vans circle the campus, servicing the designated Hurry 'Cane Shuttle Routes. The vehicles provide transportation as well as security escort services. Security is provided on an on-call basis from 12 a.m. to 2 a.m. If you desire a security escort or have special evening transportation needs, please call 305-284-6666 or use any of the emergency blue-light telephones on campus.

3:00 - 8:00 pm Conference Registration and Print Exchange drop off - University Center (Student Union). Please remember prints must be 11 x 14 inches and in an edition of 12. Bring your $5 fee to cover the folio costs.
For dining on campus tonight, the University Center includes the food court which is open until 6 pm, the Rathskeller and Sbarro’s Pizza (which are both open later. It also includes the convenience store and game rooms; there is seating indoors and out by both the pool and the lake.
3:00 pm FLORIDA PRINTMAKERS OPEN MEMBERSHIP MEETING - Main Art Building room 222 (Art History Lecture Room)
5:00 pm SOUTHERN GRAPHICS BOARD MEETING - Main Art Building room 219 (Art History Seminar room)

WEDNESDAY EVENING ACTIVITIES:
6:00 - 9:00 pm University of Miami Lowe Art Museum
Reception sponsored by the Titanic Micro-Brewery and Takach Press Corporation
Exhibitions include:
The Great American Pop Art Store: Multiples of the Sixties
POP! The Permanent Collection: Selections from the Lowe Art Museum
Ink Different: The Print Exchange


Thursday March 2

Transportation: Conference buses will run from 7 am until noonfrom the airport hotels and the Downtown Coral Gables Holiday Inn to the University; they will resume shuttling to the the hotels between 3:30 pm until 10:30 pm. Transportation to the evening events downtown will be by Metrorail; cost is $1.25 each way so have some change handy!

7:00 am - 10:45 am Coffee , juice and pastries provided with the support of Savoir Faire and Publix Supermarkets
8:00 am - noon Conference Registration and Print Exchange drop off - Department of Art and Art History Main building Room 120. Please remember prints must be 11 x 14 inches and in an edition of 12. Bring your $5 fee to cover the folio costs. This location will serve as the Information Center for the duration of the conference. Conference Registration will continue every day from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm in this location.

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Printmaking Product Fair -- Painting Studio (Art Annex) and Main Building Drawing Studios on the 2nd floor
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Digital Product Fair - Main Building Graphic Design Studios Rooms 122 - 128
Please note: at the request of the vendors, the Product Fair is officially only Thursday and Friday ; however, some vendors will be available on Saturday for you to shop so please check individually with them.
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Ghost Machine Digital Portfolio Display - Photography Classroom

THURSDAY MORNING SESSION
8:30 am - 10:00 am
STUDIO DEMONSTRATIONS AND PANELS:
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Michael Barnes (Northern Illinois University) and Dale Oesterle (Independent Artist, DeKalb) - Color Intaglio printing using etched plates, collographs, viscosity printing and stencils
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109 :
Donald Furst (University of North Carolina, Wilmington) “The Amazing Technicolor Pixel-Mezzo-Photopolymer etching”
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
Printing out of Context: Low End and Alternative Approaches to Art-making Kyle Trowbridge, Scott Smith, Tom Scicluna (University of Miami), Mandy Mastrovita (University of Georgia), Randi Chaplin (Independent Artist, New York City)
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
The History and Chemistry of Lithographic washes: Carol Pulin (American Print Alliance), Craig Cornwall (Stones Crayons) Joseph D’Uva ( D’Uva Fine Artists Materials, Albuquerque)

10: 15 am - 11:45 am
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
William Walmsley (Florida State University) Lithography wash lecture and demo
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109 : Jennifer Basile (University of Miami) The Painterly Approach to Screen printing
CERAMICS STUDIO:
Joan Hall and Maryanne Simmons (Washington University) Oversized Japanese Paper using 5 x 9 foot screens
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
Photography as a Printmaking Process moderated by Kerry Coppin and J. Tomas Lopez (University of Miami) with Barbara Jo Revelle (University of Florida) and Ana Tomczak (Independent artist, Florida)
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
A Moving Affair - Travel moderated by April Katz (Iowa State University), with Karen Kunc (University of Nebraska), and Krista Harberson (Gifu International Center and Dekura Atelier of Nishi-Gifu, Japan), Robert Mueller, (University of Florida), Darla Masterson (Independent Artist, Tucson)

11:45 am - 1:00 pm Box lunches will be served outside the New Gallery in the Main Art Building. (Pre-purchased tickets required.)

THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION:
1:00 - 3:00 GUSMAN CONCERT HALL
Please note: Gusman Concert Hall is on Miller Drive, approximately 5 minutes walk from the Art Department
Welcome to the University of Miami - Dean Kumble Subbaswamy, College of Arts & Sciences
Welcome to the Department of Art & Art History - Dr. Marci Wittmer, Chair
“Rumi Jatna” Performance by Erika Schmidt and the Vital Spark Performance Art Group
Presentation of the 28th Printmaker Emeritus Award to Krishna Reddy
The History of the Emeritus Award - Boyd Saunders
Introduction of Krishna Reddy - Leonard Lehrer (Professor Emeritus, New York University)
Acceptance speech - Krishna Reddy

3:00 - 5:00 Receptions on campus:
The Prints of Krishna Reddy - The New Gallery, Department of Art & Art History Main Building
Lithographic Washes: Tusche and Toner Invitational Exhibition curated by Jürgen Strunck, University of Dallas - New Gallery “Installation Rooms.” The reception for the “Wash” show is is sponsored by Stones Crayons and the reception for Krishna Reddy is sponsored by Graphic Chemical and Ink Company.
SIUE Alumni Exchange, curated by Robert R. Malone, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville - Cox Science Building
HomeoStatic, An Exchange Portfolio curated by Bradlee Shanks, University of South Florida - School of Architecture
Selections from the University of Miami Print Exchanges, curated by Lise Drost - Main Art Building offices
Ohio University Print Exchange, curated by Scott Smith - Storer Auditorium Lobby

THURSDAY EVENING ACTIVITIES:
6:00 - 9:00
Take the Metrorail northbound to Downtown Miami and get off at the Government Center station for the following events:
Florida Printmakers 11th National Competition, juried by Carmon Colangelo - The New World School of the Arts
Photographs by Carl Van Vechten in Hand Gravure by Richard Benson - Miami Dade Public Library
Jacob Lawrence, Toussaint L’Ouverture (An exhibition of silkscreens made at the Washington Workshop with the Amistad Research Center) - Miami Dade Public Library
Paintings, Drawings and Prints by Brice Marden - Miami Art Museum:
University of Miami - Florida International University Printmaking Alumni Exhibition - Historical Museum of South Florida
The receptions on the plaza downtown are sponsored by the Florida International University Alumni Association, Adobe Systems, Inc., and Bacardi USA, Inc..

Friday March 3

Transportation: Conference buses will begin running at 7 am from the airport hotels and the Downtown Coral Gables Holiday Inn to the University up until noon; they will resume shuttling back to the hotels at 3:30 pm until 10:30 pm. Buses will run from Downtown Coral Gables for the evening Gables Gallery walk back to the University Holiday Inn and to the Airport Hotels from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm.

7:00 am - 10:45 am Coffee , juice and pastries provided with the support of Savoir Faire and Publix Supermarkets
8:00 am - 3:00 pm Conference Registration and Information - Department of Art and Art History Main building Room 120

9:00 am - 5:00 pm Printmaking Product Fair -- Painting Studio (Art Annex) and Main Building Drawing Studios on the 2nd floor
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Digital Product Fair - Main Building Graphic Design Studios Rooms 122 - 128
Please note: at the request of the vendors, the Product Fair is officially only Thursday and Friday ; however, some vendors will be available on Saturday for you to shop so please check individually with them.
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Ghost Machine Digital Portfolio Display - Photography Classroom

FRIDAY MORNING SESSION
8:30 am- 10:00 am
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Edward Bernstein (Indiana University) “White Ground - a Painterly Approach to Intaglio”
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
Photo Print Processes: Moderated by Carinna Parraman (University of West England) The Importance of Pre 20th century technologies for 20th century artists and designers (chiaroscuro woodblock printing of the 16th century, 3 colour intaglio printing of the 18th century and photomechanical printing of the 19th century), with Stephen Hoskins (University of West England) Collotype and 18th century technologies, George Roberts (Boise State University) Polyester Plate Technology
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS): Artists' Books--A Publisher's Roundtable Moderated by Carol Todaro (Florida International University, Miami, FL) with Ann Kalmbach (Executive Director, Women's Studio Workshop, Rosendale, NY), Hilary Lorenz (Co-founder and Director of Dolphin Press at the Maryland Institute, College of Art), Jo Anne Paschall (Director of Nexus Press at Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA), Patricia M. Smith (Director of the MFA program in Book Arts / Printmaking, representing the Borowsky Center for Publication Arts, an offset facility at The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA)

10: 15 am - 11:45 am
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Peter Marcus (Professor Emeritus, Washington University) Large Scale Collographs
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Malcolm Childers (Independent Artist,Tennessee) The Relief Printmaking Process of Malcolm Childers
CERAMICS STUDIO:
Les Lawrence (California) ?Printing in Clay 1750 to the Present? slide lecture
PLOTTER ROOM (Main Art Building - 2nd floor):
Mike Connors - (University of Wisconsin - Madison ) ?Integrating Wide Format Inkjet Printers?
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
?Out of Moscow? and ?The View from Here? prints by Russian Artists Dennis O’Neil (Corcoran Gallery)
Mediating Into the New Millenium: Contemporary South African Printmaking Dominic Thorburn (Rhodes University)
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
Drawing Session Moderated by Tom Dewey (University of Mississippi) with Esther Sparks, Sheri Rieth (University of Mississippi), and Anita de Angelis (East Tennessee State University).

11:45 am - 1:00 pm Box lunches will be served outside the New Gallery in the Main Art Building. (Pre-purchased tickets required.)

11:45 am - 1:00 pm COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS): Southern Graphics Council Open Members Meeting

FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
12:45 pm - 2:15 pm
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Caroline Thorington (Montgomery College), Toner Washes for Lithography Demonstration
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Timothy High (University of Texas - Austin) Serigraphic Monotypes and Unique Multiples
CERAMICS STUDIO: Les Lawrence (Grossmont College) Demonstration: Printing on Clay
PLOTTER ROOM Main Art Building Room 2--
Tomas Lopez (University of Miami) Scanning for digital output
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
From Aquatint to Andromeda: Moderated by Yvonne Leonard (Savannah College of Art and Design), Mario LaPlante (San Francisco State University), Mary Manusos (Ohio University), Jon Pengelly CRiAD Research in Art & Design Grays School of Art Robert Gordon University
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
Publishing: A Discussion of Fine Art Publishing Ventures Conrad Ross (Wycross Press), Jonathan Higgins and Randy Hemminghaus (Galamander Press)

MEMORIAL BUILDING ‘SMART CLASSROOM’ ROOM 215
1:00 pm- 2:30 pm Brad Shanks (University of South Florida) “Alternative Photoshop Separation Techniques for Silkscreen”

2:30 pm- 4:00 pm
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Cynthia Osborne (California State Univesity at Long Beach), Lithographic Wash Demonstration
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Nik Semenoff (University of Saskatchewan) and Gerald Ferstman (University of Kentucky) “Intaglio Etching on Aluminum and Zinc Using an Improved Mordant”
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
Electronic Media: New Paradigms for Discourse Moderated by David Powell (University of South Florida) with Emily Puthoff (Arizona State Univesity), Andrew Binder (Palm Beach Community College - Florida Atlantic University), Tammy Knipp (Florida Atlantic University), Joseph Gianassio (Independent Artist, New York City), Edward Isin (University of South Florida)
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
Printmaking within Contemporary Visual Arts Culture in Canada Moderated by Janice Carbert (Open Studio Press) with Erik Edson (Mount Allison Univesity) and Liz Parkinson (Independent Artist/Educator, Toronto)
MAIN ART BUILDING ART HISTORY LECTURE ROOM 222
Patrick Lindhart (Ringling School of Art & Design) -- Bookmaking demonstration

3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Open Portfolio Session - GEORGE SMATHERS WELLNESS CENTER Please note: The Department of Art & Art History will be curating an exhibition of prints for the 2000-01 season from the Open Portfolio session, and we will be sending free passes to the event to all South Florida art dealers. This session is free and open to the public.
Southern Graphics Council Annual Competition Juried by Ken Kerslake (Professor Emeritus, University of Florida) Stanford-Hecht Residential Hall
The Wellness Center and Stanford-Hecht are best reached by the Hurry ‘Cane Shuttle but are within walking distance of each other

FRIDAY EVENING ACTIVITIES
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Coral Gables Gallery Night Conference Buses to "Downtown Coral Gables" for numerous gallery openings including
Books & Books 296 Aragon Avenue “Ship of Fools” Relief Exchange Curated by Nancy Palmeri

9:00 PM SIU-Edwardsville Alumni Reunion and Retirement Party for Robert R. Malone (location to be announced)

Saturday March 4

Transportation: Conference buses will begin running at 7 am from the airport hotels and the Downtown Coral Gables Holiday Inn to the University up until noon; they will begin running back to the hotels from campus from 2:30 to 5:30 pm. For those going to the Closing Party, the buses will begin leaving for Miami Beach from campus at 2:30 pm throughl 6:00 pm. Buses will be returning from Miami Beach to the hotels from 9 pm until midnight.

7:00 am - 10:45 am Coffee , juice and pastries provided with the support of Savoir Faire and Publix Supermarkets
8:00 am - 2:00 pm Conference Registration and Information - Department of Art and Art History Main building Room 120

9:00 am - 2:00 pm Printmaking Product Fair -- Painting Studio (Art Annex) and Main Building Drawing Studios on the 2nd floor
9:00 am - 2:00 pm Digital Product Fair - Main Building Graphic Design Studios Rooms 122 - 128
Please note: at the request of the vendors, the Product Fair is officially only Thursday and Friday ; however, some vendors will be available on Saturday for you to shop so please check individually with them.
9:00 am - 2:00 pm Ghost Machine Digital Portfolio Display - Photography Classroom

SATURDAY MORNING SESSION
8:30 am- 10:00 am
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Mark Zaffron (The Center for Research, Art, Technology and Education) New Directions in Printmaking - Exploring Photopolymer film intaglio and digital lithography
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Luc Janssens (Diablo Valley College) Photogravure demonstration
CERAMICS STUDIO:
Vicki Martin (University of Miami) Printing on Clay and Handmade paper mixtures
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
9:00 - 10:30 am Krishna Reddy (New York University) "A Slide Lecture About the Development of My Imagery."
10:40 - 11:30 am Malcolm Childers (Independent Artist,Tennessee) A Performance: ?Roadsongs: A Journey into the Life and Mindscapes of an American Artist?
11:40 -11:50 am Preview: 29th Annual Southern Graphics Council Conference in Austin, Texas

8:30 am- 10:00 am
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
Printmakers of Puerto Rico: a Cultural Bridge? Moderated by Nelson Santiago (Miami Dade Community College, Inter-American Campus) with Beatriz Santiago Ibarra (Coordinator San Juan Print Biennal for Latin American and Caribbean Countries Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, San Juan) and Maritza Davila (Memphis College of Art).
WILDER AUDITORIUM (PHYSICS DEPARTMENT)
SGC Education Panel moderated by Sally Tosti (Keystone College) with Jennifer Anderson (University of Georgia), Susan Goldman (Pyramid Atlantic), Joe Sanders (University of Georgia), Wendy Dickinson (University of South Florida).

10: 15 am - 11:45 am
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Bill Fisher (Deckled Edge Press, Boynton Beach) and Doug Bennett (Universal Limited Art Editions) Offset Monoprint Lithography from plexi to blanket to plate: creating faithful lithographs from standard monoprint techniques
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Sasha Semenoff (Aden Bowman Collegiate, Saskatoon Public Schools) “The Use and Application of the Ball Barren - Lithography for your Kitchen Table”
CERAMICS STUDIO:
Richard Anderton (University of West England) Screen printing for Ceramic Decals
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
South Frontier: A Digital Border? High Tech/traditional Procedures in Latino Contemporary Printmaking Moderated by Alicia Candiani (International artist based in Buenos Aires) with Patrick Frank (University of Kansas), Miguel Angel Rivera (University of Guanajuato, Mexico) Rosa Irigoyen (School of Fine Arts, Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, Puerto Rico) Francine Birbragher, (Editorial Advisor, Art Nexus, Colombia / USA)
WILDER AUDITORIUM (PHYSICS DEPARTMENT):
The Esthetics of Lithographic Washes: A Conversation: Caroline Thorington (Montgomery College), Cynthia Osborne, (California State Univesity at Long Beach), Robert Glasgow (University of Iowa).

Noon - 1:30 pm
ETCHING / LITHO STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 110:
Wayne Kimball (Brigham Young University) Discussion of his editioning project to benefit the SGC conference
SCREEN / ETCHING STUDIO: MAIN ART BUILDING ROOM 109:
Craig Cornwall (Stones Crayons) “Zeus” etching system
STORER AUDITORIUM (SCHOOL OF BUSINESS):
New Media / New Aesthetics Moderated by Dot Krause (Massachusetts College of Art/Digital Atelier), with Hugh Merrill (Kansas City Art Institute), Kevin Haas (Savannah College of Art and Design), Barbara Robertson (Independent Artist, Seattle)
COSFORD CINEMA (SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS):
Ship of Fools: Narrative and Humor in Relief Printing moderated by Nancy Palmeri (University of Texas at Arlington), with Tom Huck (Washington University) and Bill Fick (Cockeyed Press).
WILDER AUDITORIUM (PHYSICS DEPARTMENT)
Safety Panel - New Safe Methods Panel Ross Zirkle (University of Kentucky), Susan Rostow and William Jung (Rostow & Jung Water-based Printshop & Inks),

1:00 pm- 2:30 pm STUDENT BBQ (Pre-purchased tickets required) will be served at the Main Art Building.
This event has been funded by profits from the box lunches. Students, please thank everyone who ordered a box lunch this week!

11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Print Exchange viewing and pick-up - Main Art Building Room 120

SATURDAY EVENING ACTIVITIES
Transportation: Buses will be running back and forth between the hotels and campus from 2:30 until 5:30; and will begin running to Miami Beach from campus from 2:30 pm until 6:00 pm. Buses will be returning from Miami Beach to the hotels from 9 pm until midnight.

Suggested Late Afternoon Activities on Miami Beach:
Art Deco Walking Tour organized by the Wolfsonian
The Wolfsonian Museum
Open Studios - South Florida Art Center at Lincoln Road “New Juried Artists” Exhibition

6:00 - 9:00 PM Closing Party (Pre-purchased tickets required - Those attending the party will leave campus for Miami Beach by bus starting at 2:30) The Woman’s Club 24th and Pinetree, Miami Beach