The patented ink, made in part synthetically using aliline and in part naturally using a variety of genus Indigofera plants, will find its way to printing presses across the nation beginning April 1. Opens Wednesday, April 1 Works by America's best printmakers will be featured at the Second Minnesota National Print Biennial Exhibition at the Katherine Nash Gallery, in the lower concourse of Willey Hall on the west bank. Printmakers from 44 states and two foreign countries sent 430 of their best efforts to the U for judging, and 76 were selected for the exhibition. The images range from realism to abstraction and are done as monotypes, lithographs and even digital photo inkjet prints. The gallery is closed Sunday and Monday.
Admission is free.
Chamallas' research explores how race and gender lead to devaluation in tort, constitutional and employment law. She has taught and written extensively on consent, sex discrimination in employment, sexual harassment, fright-based injuries, wrongful death and feminist legal theory. Sponsored by the the Center on Women and Public Policy and the Ford Foundation. The Humphrey Institute is located at 301 19th Ave. S. in Minneapolis.