About this Gallery
The department’s approach to the four major printmaking disciplines—relief, intaglio, lithography, and screenprinting—is fine-art based, allowing you to realize your personal vision. Wide exposure to traditional and contemporary techniques and directions such as book concepts, photo-printmaking, computer-assisted printmaking, collagraph, and monoprinting encourages interdisciplinary combinations of printmaking with other media or installations. You can gain experience in papermaking at a professional papermill at Pyramid Atlantic, and then return to MICA to create traditional papers at the department’s paper lab. After a thorough technical exploration of the various print media, you further develop personal content through independent experimentation and focus on the advanced processes of a chosen printmaking medium. A generous number of printmaking and other studio electives allow you to adapt the major to fit your individual interests and talents. In a year-long senior thesis, you develop a personal direction through both a written thesis statement and a sustained body of work.
Any Given Direction by Lacey Volk
Drawing for the Solidification of Light by Lacey Volk
Meronyms by Robin Weinert
Meronyms by Robin Weinert
Cuckoo by Christopher DiPietro
Three Choices by Christopher DiPietro
Palms by Christopher DiPietro
Rug by David Sprecher
Restructured by Annie Robrecht
Restructured by Annie Robrecht
Restructured by Annie Robrecht
Maps & Directions