Acclaimed printmaker visits Cordova

August 25th 15:28

By JENNIFER GIBBINS

Mike and Joan Jackson's warehouse on Eyak Lake is notable for two reasons. First, it is impeccably neat, in fact, spotless. Second, it was transformed last week from workshop to artist's studio while internationally recognized woodblock printer Andrea Rich was in town teaching a course in reduction woodblock printing.

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