The Washington Print Club, which celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2024, is a membership organization open to everyone interested in the arts! Join us today!
Established in 1964, the WPC is a place where enthusiasts can share and stimulate their interest in prints and works of art on paper. Members come from a diverse set of backgrounds and include artists, collectors, curators, gallery owners, art educators, paper conservators, and students. Throughout its existence the WPC has been guided by a distinguished group of advisors, drawn from the Washingto
08/31/2025
September is here, schools are in session, swimming pools are closed, the weather is finally gorgeous in Washington, and we are about to celebrate the gallery's 40th anniversary with a special exhibition: Now and Then, 4 September to 28 September. Several of our founding members are taking part.
The opening reception is on Saturday 6th from 3pm to 6pm.
08/31/2025
Join us for a free talk on Thursday 4th.
Experienced art lawyer Richard Louis will explain what every artist should know about the law and how to set up a business in Washington D.C. Richard will go over the basics of copyright law, the laws that affect the sale of artwork, and the things you should consider when setting up a business in Washington D.C. to sell your artwork.
08/31/2025
Washington Printmakers Gallery Washington DC’s primary source for contemporary fine art prints and photographs.
12/08/2024
Thank you to the Kreeger Museum for hosting a panel discussion yesterday in conjunction with the Washington Print Club exhibition "The DMV Collects the DMV." Moderated by curator Laura Roulet, the panelists Wesley Clark, Helen Frederick, Edgar Endress, and Mary Early provided an insightful look into their respective practices. Kudos all 'round.
The exhibition is on view until February 1.
12/01/2024
Please join us on Saturday, December 7, 1:00pm at the Kreeger Museum for a panel discussion in conjunction with the exhibition "The DMV Collects the DMV."
The panel "The DMV Speaks" will include four artists represented in the exhibition: Wesley Clark, Mary Early, Edgar Endress, and Helen Frederick. It will be moderated by curator Laura Roulet.
Registration is required. https://www.kreegermuseum.org/TheDMVSpeaks
Image: Tom Green, "Message." 2008. Screenprint. Collection of Brigitte Reyes & Lawrence Mills Davis.
11/13/2024
11/05/2024
11/03/2024
Now live, the online catalog of "The DMV Collects the DMV."
This exhibition, a collaboration between the Washington Print Club and the Kreeger Museum is up until February 1, 2025. It is not only a showcase of the enormous artistic talent within the DMV, but of the dedication of local collectors who support and nurture artists and the arts infrastructure.
Image: Cheryl Edwards, "Walking Around in Two Worlds," woodcut, 2021. From the collection of Helen Frederick.
https://www.kreegermuseum.org/exhibitions/view/current
10/10/2024
The Washington Print Club is thrilled to announce its upcoming 60th anniversary exhibition, “The DMV Collects the DMV.” Curated by Laura Roulet, the exhibition is a collaboration with the Kreeger Museum, an institution with a strong commitment to showcasing work by artists in the greater DC area. Drawn from the collections of WPC members, the show features works on paper by a diverse array of artists. The exhibition will run October 26-February 1.
Rush Baker IV
Leon Berkowitz
Zoë Charlton
William Christenberry
Wesley Clark
Rosemary Feit Covey
Steve Cushner
Gene Davis
Werner Drews
Mary Early
Cheryl Edwards
Edgar Endress
Helen Frederick
Sam Gilliam
Susan Goldman
Tom Green
Mike Hagan
Mira Hecht
James Hilleary
Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi
Martha Jackson Jarvis
Lois Mailou Jones
Jacob Kainen
Kevin MacDonald
linn meyers
Jiha Moon
Cory Oberndorfer
Terry Parmelee
Jefferson Pinder
Michael Platt
Caitlin Teal Price
Carol Reed
Charles Ritchie
Rozeal
Soledad Salame
Joyce Scott
Elzbieta Sikorska
Luis Silva
Molly Springfield
Eve Stockton
Renée Stout
Di Bagley Stovall
Prentiss Taylor
Ben Tolman
Andrea Way
James Lesesne Wells
Wilmer Wilson IV
Sue Wribican
Julie Wolfe
Image: Tom Green, "Message," (2000), screenprint. From the collection of Brigitte Reyes and Lawrence Mills Davis
09/14/2024
Many, many thanks to artist Joyce Wellman for inviting Washington Print Club members to visit her studio. It was a pleasure and an honor.
Photos by Sharon Farmer
09/01/2024
Mira Hecht’s luminous oil paintings, with their layered colors, exude calm and interconnectedness.
"Mira Hecht: in the center thereof rose a fountain" is part of our Fall '24 Exhibition Cycle opening September 7. Join us!
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Opening Reception 09.07.24 6-9pm. Mira Hecht, Luminous Heart, 2021. Oil on canvas, 40 x 36 inches. Courtesy of Page Bond Gallery.