Works by 28 members, several represented by local galleries and in collections throughout the U.S., will be on view. These artists work in a myriad of printmaking techniques, from the simplest of transfers to complex "suicide" (reduction) woodcuts to multi-plate hybrids — there is even a print on a feather.

All the traditional families of printmaking — intaglio, serigraphy, lithography, monotypes and relief — will be shown. On view through Feb. 9.