Workshops
Pronto Plate
lithography
monotypes
screenprinting
Workshops hosted at:
Spokane print and publishing center
Located at
1921 W Ash
Sign up now to ensure your spot!
Class sizes limited to 12 people
(they fill up fast!!!)
Materials are included with your ticket
tickets here
exhibitions
PRINT FAIR @ THE HIVE
hosted by
THE HIVE​
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Location:
2904 E Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
ENJOY LIFE PRINTING DEMONSTRATIONS, MUSIC,
BOOK ARTS AND PRINTS FOR SALE FROM YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL GRAPHIC ARTISTS.
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EVENT: Saturday, April 1st (2-6pm)
Free to the public and family friendly.
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Metaphor: Professional invitational
hosted by
Jundt Art Museum
This exhibition presents works of art—all created by European or American artists during the nineteenth century—featuring paintings, sculptures, and prints from the permanent collection of the Jundt Art Museum at Gonzaga University. The display highlights several significant artists, including Honoré-Victorin Daumier, Eugène Delacroix, Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Winslow Homer, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, and others, of the era.
Metaphor: Professional invitational
hosted by
Terrain Gallery
Artist book forcing perspective on adult topics and their actual importance presented in a popular children's book style. The project is comprised of two parts: 15 deluxe editions of a hand carved woodblock printed linen alphabet book set inside a handmade leather clamshell box, and a budget conscious, hereafter called the community edition, digitally printed version of the original. Project supported by Spokane Arts SAGA Grants 2021
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Artist lecture by Mel Hewitt and book reveal.
November 18th 5-7pm. Terrain Gallery
"SORT YOURSELF OUT" a print show
hosted by
Liberty Art Gallery
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location:
203 N Washington St, Spokane, WA 99201
Curated by Thom Caraway, featuring print and book works by members of
your favorite local printmaking studio the Spokane Print & Publishing Center.
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Opening reception. Friday April 7th (5-8pm)
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Free to the public. Family friendly
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Print Demonstration by Bethany Taylor: Saturday April 8th 1-3pm
TRANSMUTATION: Printmaking invitational exhibit
hosted by
TERRAIN Gallery
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location:
628 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201
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A selection of printmaking work from national graphic and book artists responding to the concept of "Transmutation".
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Featuring works by: Kevin Haas, Koichi Yamamoto, Carlos Barberena, Chema Skandal, René Arceo, Mike Sonnichsen, Alexandra Iosub, Jim Bayley,
Janet Marcavage, Carl Richardson, Margot Castevens, Mary Farrell, Sean Caulfield,
Mel Antuna, Aaron Coleman and Reinaldo Gil Zambrano.
Opening reception: Friday, April 7th 5-8pm
Live printing demo.
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Appointment contact: Carl Richardson email: carl@terrainspokane.com
Gallery times: Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays: 4-7pm
Printmaking Regional Student Invitational
hosted by
The Gonzaga University Urban
Art Center (GUUAC)
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location:
125 S Stevens St 3rd floor, Spokane, WA 99201
A selection of print works by the student body from our regional universities.
featuring:
Gonzaga University, Boise State University, University of Puget Sound, University of Idaho, Washington State University, Spokane Falls Community College, North Idaho College, University of Montana & Whitworth University.
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Opening reception: Friday 04/7 4-7pm &
closing reception: Friday 04/14 4-7pm.
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Gallery open hours: Fridays (4-7pm)- Saturdays (10am-3pm)
artist lectures and events
Print Fair @ the Hive
Enjoy live demonstrations and get yourself some original prints from display tables by:
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-Jon Deviny
-Cryomera
-Jill McFarlene
-Trochaic Letterpress
-Mel Antuna
-Gonzaga University
-Washington State University
-University of Idaho and more...
April 1st 2-6pm. @The Hive.
2904 E Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
FREE TO THE PUBLIC / family friendly
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print town usa
sp&pc birthday
Hosted by Spokane Print & Publishing Center
come and check out your favorite local printmaking studio. watch some live printing and grab a cold one to cheer for another year and another
print fest.
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Saturday April 22nd. (2-6pm)
location:
1921 N ash, Spokane, WA
