Exit; My Way Is Best; Shut Up; Are You Talking to Me? Cynthia Marsh (bio) [End Page 130] Click for larger view View full resolution Cynthia Marsh, Exit, 1988. Four-color offset lithography, page from artist book We Live the Good Life. Cynthia Marsh is a note-taker, a cultural reporter who juxtaposes words and images to document the visual noise that surrounds us. [End Page 131] Click for larger view View full resolution Cynthia Marsh, My Way Is Best, 1986. Offset lithography, limited edition artist book (cover). [End Page 132] Click for larger view View full resolution Cynthia Marsh, Shut Up, 1988. Four-color offset lithography, page from artist book We Live the Good Life. [End Page 133] Click for larger view View full resolution Cynthia Marsh, Are You Talking to Me?, 2018. Silkscreen and letterpress print. [End Page 134] Cynthia Marsh Cynthia Marsh was educated at Moore College of Art (BFA), Rochester Institute of Technology (MFA), and by the larger world that informs our ideas. Marsh was a founding member of the Women's Graphic Center @ the (historic) Woman's Building in Los Angeles. Following a distinguished academic career, Marsh has reignited her imprint, Studio One Eye Open. Her prints, artist books, and community portfolios reside in museums and university collections throughout the country. She can be reached at marshc@apsu.edu.
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