Catharine Clark Gallery and Mullowney Printing

San Francisco, CA

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Copacetic Portfolio: Torch Song

Alison Saar, 2019 From a suite of eight multi-block linocuts on handmade Japanese Hamada kozo paper 19 1/2" x 18"

Catharine Clark Gallery and Mullowney Printing began their collaborative relationship with the release of Sandow Birk’s “Ten Leading Causes of Death in America”, a suite of chine-collé, direct gravure etchings published in 2004. In 2011, Mullowney and Clark began co-publishing Birk’s large-scale gravures titled “Imaginary Monuments”, several of which were exhibited at the E/AB in 2018. In 2019, Mullowney and Clark formalized their partnership and co-publish, release, and promote all editions created at Mullowney Printing.

For the booth at the 2019 E/AB Fair, Catharine Clark Gallery and Mullowney Printing will exhibit newly published works by Alison Saar, Josephine Taylor, Sandow Birk, and Masami Teraoka; historic works by Don Ed Hardy, currently exhibiting at the Fine Arts Museums in San Francisco; and collaborative projects by Greg Niemeyer and Roger Antonsen, and Brad Brown and Lytle Shaw. Media represented includes photo and direct gravure, etching, monotype, and woodcut.

After becoming a Master Printer at Crown Point Press in San Francisco, Paul Mullowney founded and managed studios in Ouda, Japan and on Maui, Hawaii. He teaches at Pacific Northwest College of Art and has run printmaking workshops in the America and Japan. Named after his grandfather’s commercial print studio founded in the early 1900’s in Minneapolis, Mullowney Printing was founded in San Francisco in 2011 with locations in San Francisco’s Mission District and Minnesota Street Project, and in Portland, Oregon.

Catharine Clark earned a Bachelor in the History of Art from the University of Pennsylvania prior to founding Catharine Clark Gallery in 1991. She studied the history and techniques of printmaking at the Achenbach and has exhibited artists’ multiples, in addition to unique works, since the gallery’s inception.

Featured Artists:
Alison Saar, Josephine Taylor, Sandow Birk, and Masami Teraoka; historic works by Don Ed Hardy; collaborative projects by Greg Niemeyer and Roger Antonsen, and Brad Brown and Lytle Shaw

For sales inquiries:
t: 415 519 1439
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Contact: Catharine Clark

For printing and conservation inquiries:
t: 415 471 5840
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Contact: Paul Mullowney



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