SNAPline

$150

As a SNAPline Member, you’ll take part in a unique limited edition mail art program. At a cost of $150 per year, you will support the production of the SNAPline publication and print commission program. The SNAPline publication aims to meaningfully engage with contemporary print practice by employing writers and artists to contribute high-quality written and visual content on a shared theme. The print commission program pays print artists at all stages of their careers to produce a new and unique edition of prints specifically for this program. For supporting these initiatives, SNAPline Members will receive the publication and limited edition print in their mailbox three times a year.

Individual

$40

All SNAP members receive discounts on classes, events, and at select supporting retailers in Edmonton. Members can participate in the annual members print exchange and SNAP Member’s show & sale. Membership is required for printshop rental & open studio drop-in programs. Join our community, become a member!

Senior/Student

$20

All the regular benefits of an Individual Membership at a reduced rate for students and seniors with valid ID.

Print Patron Membership

 

This November SNAP’s new Print Patron program will once again be open for enrolment.

This level of membership has been devised for those who want to continue supporting SNAP in a meaningful way, participate in our growing membership and help the organization achieve its goals through a direct financial contribution.

Membership at the SNAP Print Patron level is $500 annually. Print Patrons receive all regular benefits of an individual SNAP membership, a limited edition fine art print commissioned specifically for this program and a charitable tax receipt for a $250 value.

Through your participation in this program you will help SNAP achieve healthy and sustainable growth while maintaining our priority commitments outlined in our current strategic plan.

About our 2018 Print Patron Program:

SNAP will have 15 spots available at this exclusive membership level. Our 2018 Print Patrons will receive a 16”x20” limited edition print from Alberta artist Jewel Shaw. The edition is scheduled to be delivered to our Patrons on December 8th, at Print Affair.

Last year’s inaugural program sold out very fast. Please be in touch with us directly if you would like to join this important group of SNAP supporters in 2018. We look forward to hearing from you!

Contact us to become a Print Patron

About the Print Patron 2018 Artist

JEWEL SHAW, Nêhiyawak (Cree)/Métis, was born and raised in High Prairie, Alberta. She earned a Masters of Fine Art in Printmaking from the University of Alberta, Edmonton (2008). Her work has been shown nationally and internationally in various group exhibitions, most recent include: Novosibirsk International Triennial, State Art Museum, Novosibirsk, Russia (2018), Li Salay, Alberta Gallery of Art, Edmonton, AB (2018), New Impressions: Experiments in Contemporary Native American Printmaking, IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Albuquerque, New Mexico (2017), Kyoto Hanga 2016: The International Print Exhibition Canada & Japan, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto, Japan (2016), Weaving the Past into the Present, Contemporary Native American Printmaking, International Print Center New York, Chelsea Gallery, New York (2015), Six Artists Etching, Shoestring Press, Brooklyn (2015); LandMarks: Indigenous Communities Connect, Tamarind Institute, Albuquerque (2014); The View From Here: Alberta Biennial for Contemporary Art, Alberta Gallery of Art, Edmonton (2013).

Shaw has attended artist residencies in Canada, the United States, and Australia; has been the recipient of many grants and awards; and her work can be found in various publications, and collections in Canada and abroad. In her latest solo exhibition, Memory Bones, Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery (2017) she explores memory, identity and loss through symbolic imagery and found objects. She uses traditional printmaking, drawing and digital media to illustrate personal narratives that investigate the collective and genetic memory of trauma and grief. The objects, images, and text are metaphors, intended to trigger memory and elicit stories that may otherwise remain buried.

More of Jewel’s work can be viewed here: https://jewelshaw.carbonmade.com/

What it means to be a SNAP member

SNAP membership means something unique to each individual and comes with benefits, privileges and responsibilities. SNAP has an active membership and our members help to shape the direction of our organization. SNAP members elect the Board of Directors and are the primary stakeholders of the organization. SNAP members are encouraged to attend the Annual General Meeting each year & review our Annual Report. SNAP’s members are our volunteers, our artists, our audience, our stakeholders, and our community. When you become a member you are contributing to The Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists.

Individual Membership Perks

  • Discount on all of SNAP’s classes and workshop from knowledgeable instructors
  • Member pricing on SNAP Special Event Tickets
  • The opportunity to participate in SNAP‘s annual Members Print Exchange
  • Discounts at retail supporters around the city including: Delta Art Supplies, The Paint Spot, Big Pixel
  • SNAP Snips, the organizations bi-weekly eNewsletter. SNAP Snips informs you with in depth and up to date coverage of SNAP’s news, events, and opportunities, such as volunteer positions and Calls for Submissions for print projects, and local and international exhibitions.
  • As a SNAP member, printmakers with appropriate training are able to rent access to SNAP’s Printshop at reasonable rates, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly. View SNAP’s Rental rates.

About SNAPline Membership

As a SNAPline Member, you’ll take part in a unique limited edition mail art program. At a cost of $150 per year, you will support the production of the SNAPline publication and print commission program. The SNAPline publication aims to meaningfully engage with contemporary print practice by employing writers and artists to contribute high-quality written and visual content on a shared theme. The print commission program pays print artists at all stages of their careers to produce a new and unique edition of prints specifically for this program. For supporting these initiatives, SNAPline Members will receive the publication and limited edition print in their mailbox three times a year.

About Print Patron Membership

This level of membership has been devised for those who want to continue supporting SNAP in a meaningful way, participate in our growing membership and help the organization achieve its goals through a financial contribution.