No Boundaries: The Art of Printmaking Today. American Color Print Society National Exhibition

This April, the Rehoboth Art League is showcasing three new exhibitions that will challenge and excite viewers! Printmaking dominates this month’s exhibits, with the shows “No Boundaries: The Art of Printmaking Today. American Color Print Society National Exhibition” and “Against the Tyranny of Time: Printmaking by Mark Harris” on display, in addition to Temre Stanchfield’s solo exhibition “Homage: 12 Portraits of Earth.” These shows will hang in the RAL galleries from April 5 to May 5.  

On the evening of April 5th from 5-7 pm, the art league will be hosting an opening reception for these new exhibits, inviting anyone interested to visit the Corkran, Tubbs, and Ventures galleries to see the displayed work. 

The Rehoboth Art League is pleased to welcome the American Color Print Society to its exhibition space. The society’s show, titled “No Boundaries: The Art of Printmaking Today,” will be on display in the Corkran Gallery and will feature pieces from its members. The exhibition will showcase how the technique of printmaking has evolved over the years and will incorporate different techniques that are used in the craft today. The American Color Print Society is a national non-profit corporation with the following purpose: To promote and foster original graphic art; to encourage and promote exhibitions of original color prints; to educate art students and the public about the varied techniques of original color printmaking. Printmakers represented in their recent exhibitions have come from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, North Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Illinois, Louisiana, New York, Mississippi, Tennessee, Rhode Island, California, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Virginia and New Mexico.