Amanda Maciuba

Amanda Maciuba

  • 2025 | Rainfall
  • 2025 | Impermanent Lines
  • 2024 | Halls Island
  • 2024 | Confluence
  • 2023 | Tributary
  • 2023 | Riverence Point
  • 2023 | Onward Over Everything
  • 2022 | Book Looking for Rain
  • 2021 | Wave/Surge/Spike
  • 2020 | Recurrent
  • 2018 | Dear Scott Pruitt
  • 2016 | Plot Our Places
  • 2015 | Here
  • 2014 | Every Parking Lot...
  • 2013 | Altered Landscapes
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riverence point (Proof Copy)
2023
Japanese stab-bound artist’s book. intaglio, laser-cut relief & polymer plates
6” x 18”

riverence point is a collaboration between Amanda Maciuba and Mary Wharff which seeks to celebrate the Missouri River watershed. It was inspired by the confluence of the Kaw (Kansas) River and Missouri River in Kansas City, Kansas, and has expanded to consider multiple points within the watershed. This project considers how water shapes human life and how our actions impact river environments. It explores difficult aspects of human relationships with rivers, and at the same time, offers a way to ground our interactions from a more humble place. A place of awe, gratitude, and reciprocity.


The poem was written by Mary Wharff in January of 2017. The images are a combination of etchings, laser-cut relief prints, and monotypes created and printed on mulberry paper by Amanda Maciuba. The type was printed letterpress in Optima. The book was designed, printed and bound by Amanda Maciuba at In Cahoots Residency in Petaluma, California, in the Summer of 2022.