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 - 2020.3

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As a source of inspiration and rejuvenation for artists, travel for printmakers often results in seeking out other community printshops around the wor... Read More

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Featured Artist: Erica VaskeviciusSNAPline Featured Artist: Erica Vaskevicius
Erica Vaskevicius is an emerging designer who lives and works in Edmonton. She loves all things indigo an... 

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Taller Experimental de Gráfica de La Habanawritten by Ana Ruiz Aguirre
Taller Experimental de Gráfica de La Habana was created in 1962, three years after the Revolutionary government led by... 

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Pivot Printwritten by Shivangi Ladha
In January 2020, galleries and art spaces throughout the city of New Delhi were glittering with fanfare, welcoming audien... 

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Dundee Contemporary Arts Centrewritten by Madeline Mackay
Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre (DCA) is not only a print workshop, it is a hub for creativity and culture in Dundee—a... 

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Risograph Print Shops: Bogota / Hamburg / Seoulwritten by Penny Seilyon Chun
A risograph printer is a digital duplicator created by Japan’s Riso Kagaku Corporation, manufactured mainly for hig... 

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SNAPline 2020 Flash Fiction ContestContestants were asked to submit a story of 500 words or less, responding to Daniel Evan’s print Pauca Sed Matura and answering the question, “Whe... 

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