Bulletin, January 2021

Conversation with Artist Soledad Salamé

As a benefit of your Washington Print Club membership, you have the first opportunity to register for our next Zoom program. Our last online programs sold out quickly. We encourage you to register on Eventbrite promptly before registration is opened to nonmembers.

  • Artist Soledad Salame
    Soledad Salamé

Please join us on Wednesday, January 13, 11:00 (EST) for an online conversation with Chilean-born, Baltimore-based artist Soledad Salamé. Soledad is a printmaker and owner of Sol Print Studio. She will be joined in conversation by Dr. Ksenia Nouril, Jensen Bryan Curator at The Print Center, Philadelphia and Amy Eva Raehse, Executive Direct and Partner at the Goya Contemporary Gallery, Baltimore. Together they will address topics of climate change, immigration and activism as reflected in Salamé’s work, as well as her many artistic collaborations with other printmakers.

Imagery of impact of Deep Water Horizon oil spill and vying for space. Row 1 Marshes Row 2 Flooding Row 3 Shrimp Industry Row 4 Oil Industry Name comes from distortion f image, nature and in the news.
Gulf Distortions, I /XII – 2011, Soledad Salamé

Soledad’s work is represented in public and private collections throughout the world including the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; the Baltimore Museum of Art; the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC; and the World Bank.

  • Ksenia Nouril
  • Amy Eva Raehse
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Save the Date

Please mark your calendars for February 18, 11:00. The WPC will host Ron Rumford, printmaker and director of the Dolan/Maxwell Gallery in Philadelphia. Dolan/Maxwell deals entirely with works on paper.