Exhibition: Michael Mazur: Monotypes/Edition Prints/Painting 1989-2009
and Selections from the New Provincetown Print Project
Opening Reception Friday, June 11, 6-8pm
Hudson D. Walker Gallery
Exhibition runs through July 6

Michael Mazur is nationally recognized as a master of contemporary printmaking, especially in the medium of monotype. In the early 1990s, he launched the New Provincetown Print Project, a five-year endeavor that established the Work Center as a vital participant in Provincetown's heritage in innovative printmaking. Selections from the New Provincetown Print Project are included in the exhibition that will be on view at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery June 11-July 6, including work by James Balla, Varujan Boghosian, Paul Bowen, Sue Coe, Yvonne Jacquette, George McNeil and Therese Oulton.

Dedication of Michael Mazur Printmaking Studio
Stanley Kunitz Common Room
Saturday, June 12, 3pm

Michael Mazur revitalized the art of printmaking with a particular focus on the monoprint. He is recognized as one of the most important New England artists of the late 20th Century. Michael was also a teacher and visionary. For nearly 10 years, he was Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees, and he also served for many years on the Visual Arts Committee. In recognition of his stature as an artist and his devotion and generosity to the Work Center, our printmaking studio will be named in his honor.

We hope you’ll join us at this special dedication. The afternoon will include brief remarks by Michael's long-time friends, colleagues and special guests.

A reception will follow in the Common Room.

The dedication is free and open to the public.