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Membership Levels & Benefits

WPC is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. All membership fees and donations are fully tax-deductible to the amount allowed by law.  

Contributor ($75)

  • Registration for two to all monthly WPC programs           
  • Invitation for two to the WPC Annual Membership Appreciation event    
  • Subscription to On Paper, WPC’s semi-annual publication
  • 100% tax-deductible

Sponsor ($100)

  • All of the above, plus…
  • Recognition in On Paper
  • One complimentary Contributor membership to share with a friend.
  • 100% tax-deductible

Collector ($200)

  • All of the above, plus…
  • Your choice of an original signed work on paper.  Available works can be viewed on our website here.   
  • $150 is tax-deductible

Commercial Gallery ($100)

  • All of the above, plus…
  • Ability to mail exhibition announcements to WPC members 
  • 100% tax-deductible

Student ($25)

  • All the benefits of Contributor membership are extended to full-time students enrolled at an accredited educational institution.
  • 100% tax-deductible

Non-Resident ($25)

  • Subscription to On Paper.  Non-residents are welcome to attend WPC programs when in the area.
  • 100% tax-deductible

If you prefer not to register online, you may
download and mail our membership form»

Other Ways to Support the WPC

Make a Donation

Please consider making a tax deductible donation in support of the mission and programs of The Washington Print Club. Thank you!

Become a sponsor of WPC’s Annual Young Printmakers Award

Would you like to support up-and-coming artists?  Established in 2017, The Annual Young Printmakers Award recognizes artistic excellence by a student committed to printmaking, photography, the graphic arts, or other works on paper.  Students are selected on a rotating basis from local universities and colleges.

Recipients:

2017 Andrew Peters
Maryland Institute College of Art

2018 Aleta Looker
Georgetown University

2019 Olivia Radar
Catholic University

Contributions of any amount are welcome and fully tax-deductible.  If making your gift online, please indicate in the comment box that it is for sponsorship of the Young Printmakers Award.

Gifts by Bequest

For over 55 years, the WPC has been a community resource for encouraging and simulating interest in works on paper, including the history, study, education, collecting preservation and enjoyment of prints.  To ensure that the work and legacy of the WPC continues well into the future, please consider providing long-term support of the WPC by making a planned gift in the form of a bequest. 

A bequest, the most common planned gift, allows you to retain control to change terms during your lifetime.  To make a bequest, simply include the WPC in your will.  Charitable bequests are fully tax-deductible from your estate’s assets, allowing you to potentially save considerable estate taxes.  There is no minimum required to include a bequest in your will.

Sample Bequest Language:  “I give and bequeath (dollar amount, percentage amount, or description of asset) to The Washington Print Club, (address), for the general purposes of the club.”

New Members – Membership Form

This form is for New Members. If you are already a member of WPC, please click here to login and renew your membership.
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At WPC member @galleryneptunebrown through February 20. DAVID X LEVINE: Color + Form = X

“In his second solo exhibition with the gallery, New York-based artist, David X Levine, presents a fresh perspective on his work-- ripe with nostalgia, an appreciation of pop culture, and a devotion to the infinity of color. Working only with colored pencil, DXL creates precise, saturated drawings, informed by poetry and defined by vivid colors and abstract forms. These intense drawings are direct and pictorial, resulting in unexpected familiarity and humor.”
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#worksonpaper #drawing #drawings #dcartgallery #dcartscene #dcarts #davidxlevine


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Did you miss today's excellent program featuring artist Soledad Salame in conversation with Dr. Ksenia Nouril of The Print Center, Philadelphia, and Amy Eva Raehse of the Goya Contemporary Gallery, Baltimore? You can view a recording of the program on YouTube. (Link in bio.)

Pictured below are two selections from Soledad’s prolific career. "Freddie Gray Signs" deals with the events following the killing of Freddie Gray. "Gulf Distortion," is a series of images that deals with the aftereffects of the Deep Water Horizon oil spill.
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@soledadsalame @theprintcenter @goya_contemporary_gallery #worksonpaper #prints #printmaking #art #contemporaryart


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Please join us for the Washington Print Club's online conversation with artist and WPC member Soledad Salamé on Wednesday, January 13, 2021,11:00 am EST.

Soledad is a Chilean-born, Baltimore-based artist, printmaker and owner of Sol Print Studio. Soledad 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.

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. Link in bio.

@soledadsalame @goya_contemporary_gallery @theprintcenter #amyevaraehse #ksenianouril #printmaking #worksonpaper #dcartscene #artisttalk #worksonpaper


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If you missed artist Charlie Ritchie’s fascinating talk about his mesmerizing drawings, the video is now posted to YouTube. Link in bio.
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@charlesritchieart @jasonhaam @centerstreetstudio #worksonpaper #drawing #art #dmvartist #dcartscene #202creates #dcartist #dcartisttalks


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Please join the Washington Print Club on Monday, December 14, 11:00 - 12:00 (EST) for an online visit with artist Charlie Ritchie.
Entitled "Painting the Night," Charlie will share his reasons for working with night as an essential theme. He will show us his studio and share some of his recent drawings, including many works-in-progress. He will discuss is materials and techniques, as well as the science and poetry that inspire his work.
This program will be via Zoom. Eventbrite link in bio.
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#artiststalk #dmvevents #dcartscene #worksonpaper #printmaking #dmvartist #202creates #supportartists @jasonhaam


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Boosting the signal ... @blackrockcenter call for printmakers.


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