Date: December 6, 2026Time: 11:00 am Location: Triton Museum of Art, 1505 Warburton Ave, Santa Clara, CA The California Society of Printmakers invites members to visit the Triton Museum of Art, 1505 Warburton Ave, Santa […]
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CSP FUNDED RESIDENCY GRANT Juried by: Angela Zammarelli, Robynn Smith, Frances Valesco Application Link CALENDAR: Application submissions due November 6 2026 Selected artist will benotified by November 20, 2026 Once selected, the CSP artist can choose any available 2027 residency slot offered by Zea Mays. A deposit of $100 will be required within 30 days of acceptance to hold your preferred space on the calendar. Deposit will be refunded to you upon checkout. Residency Components included with grant: Current availability can be found here (check the calendar […]
Image by Nora Akino This year’s Annual Exhibition will be virtual, with the gallery viewable on the CSP website. The CSP Annual Exhibition allows all qualifying members to exhibit one print. Work is not juried for this Call, and it […]
Open to CSP ARTIST, STUDENT, LIFETIME MEMBERS ONLY. For the 2027 CSP Residency season, we will be doing individual applications and announcing host sites and projects individually. If you have previously received a residency, please […]
Diablo Valley College Art Gallery/Department 321 Golf Club Rd. Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Enter via the front entrance on Golf Club Road. But near Contra Costa Boulevard. Room A210 Parking Lot 9 (free on weekends) pdf Map below Welcome, […]
Etching was invented in the 16th century as a means of putting designs on armor, before being adapted to the process of printmaking. More than metal engraving, etching can create the appearance of a spontaneous […]
California Society of Printmakers is partnering with the Triton Museum in Santa Clara, CA to highlight the power and possibilities of contemporary printmaking. Featured image by Donna Westerman. Opening Reception August 30, 2025 2:00 pm – 4:00 […]
In 2015, CSP member, Cathy DeForest, started Vision Quilt, a national nonprofit committed to empowering communities to create solutions to gun violence through the power of art and inclusive dialogue. People ages 3–96 have made Vision Quilt panels. Vision Quilt has worked in the Oakland schools and community for the past four years.
Active Vision Quilt volunteers are exploring ways to duplicate panels, weather proofing them and hanging them around Lake Merritt and making them into yard signs! The most recent panels were created by the SF Poster Syndicate and are shown here.
If you wish to donate a panel to the project it will be exhibited widely and become part of the website’s Virtual Quilt.
Each panel needs to be printed on fabric or canvas, not paper.
