The folks at Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art are hosting a reception tonight to celebrate the opening of Mauricio Lasansky's "The Kaddish Series." This series of eight intaglio prints was completed in 1978 as his answer of peace and survival in relation to the Jews lost in the holocaust. The series, which took three years to produce, is the result of a lifetime of intaglio experimentation. Seemingly straightforward, the Kaddish prints are technically complex. While shape, size and subject matter are unifying elements, the prints offer a continuing variation in technique and color. Etching, engraving, soft-ground, aquatint and other techniques are combined in the multi-plate prints, which have as many as 40 separate pieces in a single image, meticulously fitted together like a puzzle.