Disparate, Desperate & Determined
Studio 6000
November 7 – December 27, 2025
Opening Receptions:
November 7, 5-7PM
December 5, 5-7PM
Artist Talk: TBA
On view: Wednesday - Saturday, 11AM-4PM beginning November 7.
Disparate, Desperate & Determined showcases a dynamic range of contemporary printmaking by members of Studio 6000. Through techniques such as collograph, monotype, woodcut, photogravure, pochoir, collage, book arts, and etching, the exhibition explores both the individuality and shared spirit of collaboration that define the studio. The works reflect experimentation, persistence, and the creative determination that continues to shape Studio 6000’s evolving practice.
Featured Artists: Paul Alan Bennett, Janet Brockway, Beale Jones, Barbara Kennedy, Shana Laurson, Andrew Lorish, Adrienne Phillips, Carolyn Platt, Jane Quale, and Judy Wilson.
About Studio 6000:
Studio 6000 is a loose collective of printmakers who share space, presses, ink and, most importantly, comradery. While we work independently, we see what each other is doing and, with a little help, may try a new technique.
Our members are skilled in a range of printmaking techniques: Collograph, Monotype, Woodcut, Photo gravure, Pochoir, Collage, Book arts, Etching. Also, we might collage them all together.
Following in Pat's tradition, we offer classes for artists and non-artists. The studio is available to Pine Meadow Ranch artists in residence and, for a modest fee, our space is available short-term for specific projects.
Studio 6000 is located at 211 E. Sun Ranch Dr. #103, in Sisters and is home to 10-15 printmakers, most of whom met through Pat Clark at Bend Art Center (BAC). When BAC closed in 2018, some of us wanted to continue to work together and to have access to a print studio. An industrial space opened up in Sisters, BAC donated work tables and shelving to Round House Foundation, also a nonprofit and a member of Studio 6000. We are now in our 7th year.