Please Join us for the
Washington Print Club
Annual Meeting
June 4, 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Pyramid Atlantic,
Hyattsville MD
The Washington Print Club Annual Meeting and reception will take place June 4 at 2:00 pm at Pyramid Atlantic in Hyattsville, MD. We do hope that you can join us for this first in-person Annual Meeting since 2019. Guests are welcome. Light fare will be served.
The Annual Meeting is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with old friends and to meet our newer members. The program will include the election of board members (see below) and a special program still in the planning stages. Details will be in the next newsletter.
The Annual Meeting will also feature the Student Printmaker Award ceremony. This year’s awardee hails from Montgomery College.
Please RSVP to WPC member Beverly With by June 1. Please click here or use the button below to RSVP. Please let Beverly know if you plan to bring a guest.
We ask that all attendees wear a mask except while eating.
Pyramid Atlantic is located at 4318 Gallatin Street, Hyattsville, MD. Street parking is usually available and there is a municipal lot nearby.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Election of Board Members
The main order of business at the Annual Meeting will be election of board members. Washington Print Club members will be voting on two slates.
Slate One: New Board Member Candidates
Slate Two: Returning Board Members
Exhibition of Note
Mary Early “Linea Studies” works on paper and sculpture at Gallery 2112 until June 11. More information here.
Save the Date
June 25, a studio visit with artist Julie Wolfe. This program will be in-person and members-only.
In Memoriam
It is with deep sadness that I inform you that Ainslie Peoples passed away. Ainslie worked many years at the Red Cross. She was a long term WPC member and served for years as the Club’s Program Chair. She was the wife of Keith Peoples, a former president of the WPC. Indeed, their love and courtship began at one of the Club’s outings. Already early in her life Ainslie developed a love of prints and became an avid collector—especially the work of Keiko Hara. Her grace, dedication, intelligence and warm, inviting smile will be missed. The WPC extends its condolences to Keith and to all those who counted her a friend.
Chris With WPC president