Power Up: American Women Printmakers: Talk and Tour at GU

On September 30, 10:30 am, Washington Print Club members will attend a talk and tour in the current exhibition at Georgetown University Library, Power Up: American Women Printmakers, on view through October 7th. The forty-eight prints in the exhibition are from the permanent collection of the Booth Family Center for Special Collections at Georgetown University Library. Beginning with works by Mary Nimmo Moran and Eliza Greatorex of the Etching Revival period, and ending with contemporary artists such as Rosemary Covey, Renée Stout and Yuriko Yamaguchi, the works are grouped into themes: Identity and Politics; Women Representing Women; Women and the Art Market; The Importance of Studios, Teachers, and Mentors; and, The Labor of Printmaking.

This program will be members-only and attendance will be limited to 25. Washington Print Club members may register up to two people, keeping in mind that members will need to make sure that their guests complete the required vaccine card image upload and the health attestation. Please RSVP here .The registration deadline is Monday, September 26.