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PEARS
Printmaking Education and Research Studio
9th Annual
Summer Printmaking Workshop
About | Schedule | Bios | Gallery | Registration
Biographies
Michelle Martin
Master Printmaker
Michelle Martin is an Associate Professor
of Printmaking at the University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she
teaches all printmaking media at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
She received her B.F.A. in 1993 from Texas Tech University in Lubbock,
Texas, and she went on to earn her M.F.A. in Printmaking at the Ohio
State University in 1996. An active artist working in all print media
and drawing, her work has been shown in over 90 national and international
exhibitions since 1995, including venues in Iceland, Italy and England.
She has won numerous awards, including an Oklahoma Artist of Excellence
Award in 2003 and the 2007 Print Prize in the Bradley Print and Drawing
Exhibition. Her work is in several private, public and university collections,
including the Kohler Library (Madison, Wisconsin), Muscarelle Museum
of Art (The College of William and Mary), the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
the College of Notre Dame of Maryland, Rutgers Center for the Innovative
Paper, the Southwest Collection at Texas Tech University and the Southern
Graphics Council.
Kent Kapplinger
PEARS Director
Kent Kapplinger, Associate Professor of Visual Arts,
has been on the faculty of North Dakota State University since 1992.
Previously, he taught at Minnesota State Universities in Mankato and
Moorhead. He has received fellowships from the North Dakota Council on
the Arts, Woodstock School of Art, New York and Vinalhaven Press, Maine.
Kapplinger founded the Printmaking, Education and Research
Studio (PEARS) in 1998 and continues today as its director and master
printer. He also co-directs the NDSU Art Bank art rental program and
serves on several professional organizations including the Plains Art
Museum Hannaher’s Inc. Print Studio advisory committee, Mid American
Print Council associate board member, and president of the North Dakota
Art Gallery Association.
His artwork has been shown in over 100 individual
and group exhibitions. He is represented in more than 20 public and
corporate collections, including The Print Consortium in Kansas City,
Lutheran Brotherhood in Minneapolis and the U.S. Art in Embassy Program
in Washington, D.C
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