Update September 21, 2020
We have sent out the link to register for the Annual Meeting to everyone who is signed up for our newsletter. Please check your inbox and if you don’t see the invite, please email spaboard@seattleprintarts.com to request the link to sign up for the meeting.
We have lots to share with you including:
•News about programs, projects, awards, and exhibitions
•Announcements about new initiatives and projects
•An artist talk by the 2019 SPA and Pratt Partners Grant Recipient Lynn Rosskamp
•Door prizes throughout the afternoon (you must register for the event AND be present to win)
•A screenprinting demo by board member Kerstin Graudins
•Changes to membership pricing and benefits
We can’t wait to share with you!
Update June 8, 2020
Due to Covid-19, the Annual Meeting and Picnic have been combined and rescheduled to an online event on Saturday, October 3 from 1-4pm. Please check back for more information. Stay healthy, stay strong, and fight for racial justice for our Black community.
Update March 2, 2020:
Taking into consideration the latest announcements from King County health officials regarding coronavirus, we have decided to postpone the Seattle Print Arts Annual Meet-up at this time.
While we neither want to err on the side of being alarmist or reactionary, our membership is incredibly diverse and includes those who are particularly at risk, whether due to age, existing health conditions, or other factors.
We deeply value this yearly tradition of gathering and celebrating our special community, and we look forward to rescheduling at a time when all of our members can gather without concern. Be on the look out for more details once we receive further guidance from our local health organizations.
We wish you all good health in the weeks to come.
December 19, 2019:
Members and prospective members!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 14 for the 2020 Seattle Print Arts Annual Meeting. Join us at the Duwamish Longhouse from 1-4pm.
We’ll have food and drinks, a presentation by current Larry Sommers Fellow Kelda Martensen, a display of work submitted to the 2019 print exchange, raffles, and more.
Can’t wait to see you!