110th Annual Membership Exhibition Call For Entry The CSP Annual Exhibition allows all qualifying members to exhibit one print. Work is not juried for this Call, and it is free of charge to submit your piece. This year […]
Printed & Stitched Artist TalksSAVE THE DATE June 28 | SJMQT | event time tbdMuseum hours 1–7 pm. All are invited! Join artists included in Printed & Stitched, as they discuss work in the show and answer questions […]
Printed & Stitched:examining the overlap between the hand pulled print and the art quilt. San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles (SJMQT) May 2–September 1, 20243 520 S. First Street, San Jose, CA 95113. Museum Hours […]
CALL FOR PROPOSALS! Accepting proposals now through August 30, 2024. The California Society of Printmakers is soliciting proposals for the 2025 annual issue, Printmaking–Plus. We are interested in how your printmaking process is combined with […]
Resonance in PrintRecent Projects from the California Society of PrintmakersSonoma Community Center – Gallery 212 Exhibition: April 21–May 18Sonoma Art Walk: May 2 | 5 – 7:30 pmPrint Day in May Community Event: May 4Reception: […]
Application Deadline June 1. Membership in the CSP is open to artists from anywhere in the world who create hand-pulled prints. This includes artists who use traditional printmaking techniques, such as etching, lithography, relief printing, […]
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.
