Announcements & Events
Print Arts Northwest Member Show
October/November 2024
PAN will be organizing an exhibition in the large gallery at the 1st Congregational Church in downtown Portland. The theme of the show will be “Where The Light Gets In,” in a nod to Leonard Cohen’s famous lines. PAN invites all of our member artists to submit work for this show by Wed, Sept 4, 2024. Remember the PAN office is open on Wednesdays from 10 AM to 12:00, ready to receive your new work.
First Congregational Church, 1126 SW Park Avenue, Portland, OR
Whiteaker Printmakers and Print Arts Northwest are delighted to announce the seventh annual Emerald Print Exchange.
Join us in our mission to engage with printmakers around the world, to exhibit new works in Portland and Eugene, and to raise funds for our non-profit organizations. Each participating artist sends us an edition of twelve hand-pulled original prints. We send each artist ten randomly selected prints by other participants. We retain two prints from every edition we receive, to be exhibited and sold for PAN and WhitPrint fundraising. The Emerald Print Exchange is open to all printmakers. It is limited to 200 participants, in order of registration.
Registration closes May 31st. (Note that we'll close registration as soon as 200 artists sign up, which may be before this deadline.)
For more information and to register, click here: https://www.whitprint.com/emerald-print-exchange
PAN at MAC: Tools of the Trade at Multnomah Art Center lobby
Jan-March 2024. Opening Reception: February 8th, 6-8pm.
The exhibit showcases printmaking in all its wonderful complexity. We show off the tools, plates & blocks used for etching, woodcut, wood engraving, linocut, lithograph, collagraph, bookarts, letterpress, monotype & screenprint. PAN members showing include Isabel Deaver, Jim Deboer, Tallmadge Doyle, Kim Fink, Gene Flores, Heather Halpern, Jessica Hartman, Yuji Hiratsuka, Diane Jacobs, David Kessler, Eileen Kressel, Bon Malten, Janet Marcavage, Hector Marquez, Gail Owen, Jane Pagliarulo & Erik Sandgren.
Multnomah Art Center, 7688 SW Capitol Highway, in Portland.