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January 22, 2021

WPC Artist members Lila Oliver Asher and Rosemary Cooley are represented in the Washington Printmakers Gallery exhibit, RED.

RED: An In Gallery & Virtual Exhibit January 11 – March 7, 2021

Woman holding a rose
Lila Oliver Asher Only A Rose,
1989 Linocut 4/50.
Topographical shot of two square areas with lines representing flight patterns
Rosemary Cooley Flying Over
Florence. 2020 Monoprint 1/1.

Red. The color with the longest wavelength in the visible light spectrum. The color of ambulances and fire trucks. Of Barns. Of blood. And of love. “If one says “Red” (the name of a color) and there are 50 people listening, it can be expected that there will be 50 reds in their minds,” writes Josef Albers. “And one can be sure that all these reds will be very different.” 
This winter, the artists of Washington Printmakers Gallery explore this extraordinary color – how to use it, how to shape it, and how to interpret the many things the color red connotes. 
At a time when DC museums must be closed, this gallery can be open allowing visitors to see the show in person as well as online.

Artists include: Lila Oliver Asher – Robert Burgess – Sally Canzoneri – Clara Young Kim – Rosemary Cooley – Marie B Cilia de Amicis – Amy Guadagnoli – Robert Hunter – Ron Meick – Nina Muys – Deborah Schindler – Matina Marki Tillman – Sandra Chen Weinstein


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Nekisha Durrett is @print_mag artist of the month, with a profile of Nekisha and her multi-faceted practice featured on its website. Nekisha will be in conversation with @lroulet.curator for the WPC’s May program. (Image courtesy of @print_mag)
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Ink It: Contemporary Print Practices @blackrockcenter until April 20. Curated by WPC member @goldmansusan of Lily Press. Images of works by #gailshawclemons and @adjoaburrowes_art who will be featured at the WPC’s online April artists’ talk.
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We have an exciting online program in the works for Saturday, March 13, 1:00 pm EST. The conversation will focus on the exhibition "Black and Blue: Prints in the Time of Covid" at Baltimore's Galerie Myrtis. Artist and printmaker Susan J. Goldman of Lily Press will be in conversation with gallery owner Myrtis Bedolla and with several of the artists featured in the exhibition including Jermaine Ashman, Susan J. Goldman, Michael Gross, Keiko Hara, Jun Lee, Preston Sampson, Jonpaul Smith, Eve Stockton, and Renee Stout.
 
As always, Washington Print Club members will have the first opportunity to register before registration is opened up to the general public.
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Did you miss today’s Zoom conversation with artist and @dolan.maxwell gallery director Ron Rumford? The video is now posted to YouTube (link in bio). Ron gave an overview of the gallery’s history and offered a fascinating peek at his printmaking process. 
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Washington Print Club member @krisdeninno will be featured in an upcoming book arts exhibition at the Annmarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center, Solomons, Maryland. The show is curated by WPC member Joan Boudreau.

“The Kay Daugherty Gallery at Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center will feature On Paper: Printmaking, Book Arts & Beyond. Selected work will highlight the expanse of printmaking and book arts as an artistic discipline. Techniques such as relief printing, etching, lithography, paper making, book binding, letterpress, collage and papercut will be explored. All works should showcase the unique process and craftsmanship that goes into each handmande paper, print, or collage.”
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Now on YouTube (link in bio): a presentation of the work of artists Anna Kang Burgess and Blair Jackson. The video was done in collaboration with The Arts Club of Washington and features WPC president Christopher With.
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