FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PORTLAND, ORE. (November 16, 2012) – Eleven-Artist Exhibit Debuts At Portland International Airport

Portland International Airport showcases the works of 11 regional artists, featured in its printmaking exhibit, ‘Cut & Print’, now on display on Concourse A. The exhibit offers travelers a portal into Portland’s famous art culture and Northwest expression, including many recognizable Portland landmarks.  

"Squawkin" is one of six woodcut portraits created by Marc Girouard, an employee at Flying Elephants Delicatessen at PDX, now on display through February 20 along Concourse A.

Featuring large and small printmaking types in a variety of styles, this exhibit includes block prints, copper plate acid-etchings, screen prints, digital prints, and more. It relates to the history of Portland, as travelers are invited to discover how significant landmarks, such as bridges, monuments, neighborhoods and districts help shape the way of life and culture in Portland.

Artwork for this exhibit was created by rising-local artists, including; April Black, Matt Carlson, Gene Flores, Marc Girouard, Beth Kerschen, Tara Murino-Brault, Roger Peet, Catherine Rondthaler, Whit Russell, Doug Shafer, and Steve and Bonnie Harmston.

When these artists are not pursuing their passion in the studio, they support their communities in a variety of roles including graphic designers and illustrators, local musicians, college and high school art instructors and even baristas located at PDX.

This exhibit is on display through February 20. More information about PDX is available at www.pdx.com.