Please Take a Few Minutes to
Complete the Member Survey
As a member organization, the Washington Print Club aims to provide educational programs, publications, resources, and member events of relevance, interest, and enjoyment.
One particular initiative will aid the board in its planning for the future: a comprehensive survey of the membership. Your feedback and ideas will improve the Club’s programs and resources and help broaden our membership base.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey. The information you provide will be confidential and viewed only by the Club’s board of directors. Please respond to the survey by Friday, February 11.
Thank you so much for participating in this important initiative. Your input will be of immense assistance.
Sincerely,
Chris With
President, Washington Print Club
Member News
Gail Shaw-Clemons is participating in several shows: Phillips@THEARC, What A Relief: Small Relief Sculptures, January 24-March 18, 2022; Hill Center Galleries, The Regional Juried Exhibit, January 11-March 27, 2022; Angie Newman Gallery, Alexandria VA, Before, During and After: The Role of Art in Shaping Resilience, Feb.14-March 22, 2022. Gail will also be participating in the National Art Education Association, presenting on the topic “Artist Collectives as Sites of Mentorship, Artistic Growth, Healing, and Transformative Learning,” March 3-5.
Nekisha Durett:
Eve Stockton’s work will be featured in the upcoming show, Coming of Age, April 9-May 8, Ridgefield Guild of Artists, Ridgefield CT.
Susan Due Pearcy was commissioned to create the artwork for Maryland’s celebrated Sheep & Wool festival, May 7-8. Susan’s work will be featured in the catalog and promotional materials.
Caroline Thorington is participating in the juried Delta National Small Prints Exhibition. More information is available here.
Adjoa J. Burrowes‘ interview by Rebecca Potts Aguirre is featured in New Visionary, a print and digital magazine launched this month by Visionary Art Collective. You can view the interview here. Also, Adjoa’s monotype Changing Current will be including in the group exhibition Before, During, After: Art Shaping Resilience, February 14 – March 22, Angie Newman Johnson Gallery, Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Va.
Exhibitions of Note
Lou Stovall: On Inventions and Color, February 1 – April 30 at the Kreeger Museum. Curated by Danielle O’Steen, the exhibition is a survey of works by Lou Stovall, the master printmaker who has transformed the field of printmaking in Washington, DC since the 1960s. The exhibition includes works from across Stovall’s career, giving insight into the artist’s innovative approach to screenprinting and his decades-long study of color. More information about the exhibition is available here. You can also re-visit the Print Club’s conversation with Lou, Di, and Will Stovall here.
Lou Stovall: Of Land and Origins, February 19 – May 29, at the Georgia Museum of Art. More information, including links to online events, is available here.
Positive Fragmentation: From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family, January 29 – May 22. Organized by the National Museum of Women in the Arts and hosted by the American University Museum, this exhibition features over 100 prints by 21 contemporary artists including Lorna Simpson, Betye Saar, Wangechi Mutu, Polly Apfelbaum, Jennifer Bartlett, Christiane Baumgartner, Cecily Brown, Judy Chicago, Nicole Eisenman, Julie Mehretu, Judy Pfaff, Swoon, Barbara Takenaga, Mickalene Thomas, and Kara Walker. More information can be found here.
Save the Date
March 10, 11:00 am, a conversation with Danielle O’Steen, curator of the exhibition Lou Stovall: On Inventions and Color at the Kreeger Museum. The program will be online and open to all.