The Bundy Museum Presents:
Just A Bit of Ink:
A Linocut collection by Kathleen Yonkin
First Friday Opening Reception, April 4th, 2025
6:00pm – 9:00pm
Exhibition on display from 4.4.25 - 4.29.25
Located in the Bundy Museum 3rd floor art gallery
Admission to art gallery is always free
Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm
No RSVP is required for the First Friday event
For regular visiting hours, walk-ins are welcome, however, booking a reservation online is recommended. Upon arriving, please check in at our visitor’s center at 133 Main St., Binghamton NY.
Coming Soon:
Watch a virtual tour of the gallery below or in the videos section at Facebook.com/bundymuseum and The Bundy Museum YouTube channel.
Kathleen Yonkin
Artist Bio:
Kathleen Yonkin is an artist that was born in the state of Pennsylvania where she was taught and began her development of skills as an artist. She now lives in Johnson City where she still works on developing her skills and techniques as an artist by the people that she meets and ones she seeks out to learn from.
Artist Statement:
Linocuts are the process where I used the traditional battleship gray linoleum and various carving techniques to create the designs and patterns that were then block printed onto the paper. I took inspiration for the designs from what I observed in nature and from what the blank linoleum told me what it was going to be. The creation of this collection was something that I had been working on over the last few years, and had been one of the most rewarding and demanding works that I have created. I have greatly enjoyed each step of making these prints, with my favorite part being what the print would be like after printing it, as each one takes on a life of its own and no two prints of the same cut would be the same. I hope you enjoy this collection as much as I have enjoyed making them.
Art Exhibit Virtual Tour: Coming Soon
Just A Bit of Ink: A Linocut collection by Kathleen Yonkin
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The First Friday Art Walk Virtual Gallery Shows at The Bundy Museum are made possible by a grant from The Harriet Ford Dickenson Fund of the Community Foundation for South Central New York.
Support Provided by the General Operations Support Grant from the United Cultural Fund, a program of the Broome County Arts Council.
The Bundy Museum of History & Art
129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905