Seattle Print Arts is an association of artists, arts professionals and collectors who have an avid interest in the expanding field of print arts and an appreciation of the print media. Our mission is to foster intellectual and artistic dialogue, serve as a resource for news in the field of printmaking, forge links between artists, and serve as a base for a variety of activities that focus on the print arts.
Since its formation in January 2000, Seattle Print Arts has organized symposia, lectures, print exchanges, demonstrations, and several print exhibits, including two international exchange exhibitions. Seattle Print Arts also sponsors a printmaking scholarship at Seattle's Pratt Fine Arts Center.
We hope you can join us!
Seattle Print Arts is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
Seattle Print Arts Annual Meeting and Party Review
Last Friday at the annual membership meeting we celebrated Seattle Print Arts tenth anniversary, with food, drink and fabulous cake! Approximately 120 members came together to catch up, share information and fill the walls with beautiful prints.
After three years as president Sally Schuh stepped down and we welcomed Dionne Haroutunian as the next president.
We begin 2010 right away with two events; the Salon Invitational exhibit opens at the Patricia Cameron Gallery, Thursday February 11th and Seattle Print Arts will have an information table at the 2010 Seattle Print Fair held at the Davidson Galleries on Saturday and Sunday February 13th and 14th.
Outside Art is a new project for 2010 that invites artists to create outdoor site-specific temporary works. The submission deadline is Monday March 1st with selected projects exhibited this summer. We look forward to seeing you during an anniversary year of terrific events.
Interested in becoming more connected to the Seattle Print Arts community?
Seattle Print Arts was formed in January 2000, so 2010 is our tenth anniversary! We are organizing a series of special events to celebrate and strengthen our ongoing commitment to providing artists with opportunities for inspiration and creative exchange and affirming the importance and vibrancy of print in our community. 2010 will be a great year to build on past connections and form new ones. There will be many opportunities to help this year.
To sign-up, please fill out the form on our Volunteer page.
If you have any questions, please email Laura Thorne, our Volunteer Coordinator, at volunteer@seattleprintarts.org.