Emmeline Eao

Membership Coordinator

Emmeline is a Khmer American maker with a penchant for print on paper, people, and food. She spends her time dancing between these worlds, finding ways to merge them through her art.  She organizes with Tender Table and Y.G.B Portland, and writes & edits for Mercatus.

Contact Emmeline at eao@iprc.org

John Akira Harrold

Studio Manager

John Akira Harrold is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and organizer who is interested in connecting people – both artist and non – with the resources they need to develop artistically. Before joining the IPRC John had a career working for social justice organizations and was a volunteer in the IPRC letterpress studio. He is currently interested in developing relationships between the world(s) of print, design, and social practice.

Contact John at john@iprc.org

Alley Pezanoski-Browne

Executive Director

Alley grew up in a multiethnic Midwestern family dedicated to the arts, education, and social justice. For a decade, she worked as a producer and coordinator for various documentaries, arts/media non-profits, projects and events, with a focus on fundraising and community-building (and a stopover in Hong Kong as a Fulbright Scholar). She later received her master’s in Critical Theory & Creative Research from Pacific Northwest College of Art. Alley has worked with various arts and education organizations in the Portland Metro Area, including Caldera and Clark College.

Contact Alley at alley@iprc.org

Harper Quinn

Program Director

Harper Quinn is a poet and editor with experience in education, publishing and nonprofits. In 2014 she earned an MFA in Creative Writing from Cornell University where she worked as a writing instructor and tutor. She is an assistant and managing editor for Octopus Books and the author of the chapbook Unnaysayer (Flying Object 2013). The recipient of a 2015 Oregon Literary Fellowship, her poems have appeared in Gulf Coast, Poor Claudia, Banango Street, The Volta, Nightblock and Sixth Finch.

Contact Harper at hquinn@iprc.org

Erika Rier

Studio Programs Associate

Erika Rier is a folk surrealist artist working in a wide range of mediums. Writing was her first love and she still secretly writes fiction but never poetry anymore. Having lived in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, NYC, Arizona, and Washington state; Erika now resides in Portland, OR.  She also has one of each of the following: a husband, a daughter, and a cat.

Contact Erika at erika@iprc.org