Pulped Under Pressure: A Conversation with Marilyn Propp @TheDennosMuseum
Pulped Under Pressure: A Conversation with Marilyn Propp  @TheDennosMuseum
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
This conversation was recorded live on July 22, 2020.

PULPED UNDER PRESSURE underscores important contemporary issues steeped in the history and craft of papermaking. Featuring the works of Jillian Bruschera, Julia Goodman, Reni Gower, Trisha Oralie Martin, Melissa Potter, Marilyn Propp, and Maggie Puckett, the exhibition encourages a contemplative slowing down even as they urge acknowledgement of some of the most pressing issues (environmental crisis to global marginalization) facing civilization today.

Marilyn Propp's current work, Notes from the Sea, reflects the clash/coexistence between the industrial and the natural worlds. Industrial debris, machine parts, and marine life are entangled or morph into one another; a vision of the future where accommodation is the result. Handmade paper, relief prints, and layered oil paintings on wood are her primary media.
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Pulped Under Pressure: A Conversation with Marilyn Propp

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