Part of the Point Reyes Open Studios Art Tour. Complete show of Killion’s available work, Framed and Unframed, original block prints and enlarged-format giclee editions. Boxed sets of Notecards, jigsaw puzzles and books will be available as well. Complete info and directions at the link below.

51 Laurel St., Pt. Reyes Station (Inverness Park neighborhood) for complete info visit: https://pointreyesart.com (website for Point Reyes Open Studios event)

Please follow PARKING instructions on Killion’s steep and narrow street and do not inconvenience his neighbors! Visitors unable to walk down his driveway may make special parking arrangements by emailing tom@tomkillion.com in the weeks before his event, but not on the days of the event when he will be unavailable.

Woodcut and letterpress artist Tom Killion grew up in Marin County, California, on the slopes of Mt. Tamalpais, where the rugged scenery inspired him from an early age to create landscape prints strongly influenced by traditional Japanese woodblock prints. Along with publishing fine art letterpress books, Killion holds a PhD in African history from Stanford University and has taught history at several Bay Area universities. He is the founder of The Quail Press and his extensively illustrated books include 28 Views of Mount Tamalpais, The Coast of California, and Walls: A Journey Across Three Continents. Killion and Gary Snyder previously collaborated on The High Sierra of California, which was published by Heyday in 2002 and Tamalpais Walking, published in 2009. You can find out more about his artwork at tomkillion.com.