SNAPline

The SNAPline publication has attracted local, national and international emerging and established artists working in a variety of printmaking media. Published 3 times a year, our publication is created around a theme or topic and engages a wide range of written and visual contributions from artists and writers. The SNAPline print commission encourages a broad interpretation of the print while disseminating diverse examples of fine art printmaking to our SNAPline Members.

Current Issue - 2019.3

Fragility

Printmaking processes can be materially fragile: litho stones break in the press, silkscreens rip open mid-edition, and the malleable surface of etche... Read More

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Featured Artist: Miguel A. Aragón
SNAPline featured artist: Miguel A. Aragón
Miguel A. Aragón is a NYC based artist and educator. His work explores subjects of violence, transient... 

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The Body in the LibraryOn December 28th, 1936, Ismé Aldyth Hoggan, professor of plant pathology at the University of Wisconsin, agent of the U.S. Department of Agriculture,... 

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7012 Amber Maple Richard Artschwager, Piano, melamine and wood, 1964
7012 is the product name for a warm-toned image of maple wood printed and fused to layers of c... 

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My Process – Holly de Moissac
Challenging Fragility and Channeling Grief
Article by Wendy McGrath
Being a fan of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and having just read Jeanette Win... 

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SNAP is on the move!We’ve been through tense and divisive Provincial and Federal elections, massive climate strikes and marches have happened all over the country, and ... 

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