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 - 2021.1

Slow

One of the many effects of the global pandemic was the shift in our experience of time that some of us went through - as the clockwork of society had ... Read More

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Featured Artist: Jinzhe CuiSNAPline Featured Artist: Jinzhe Cui
Cui Jinzhe is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Edmonton, Canada. Her innovative, daily-li... 

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Slowing Speed & Sowing SeedsSlowing Speed & Sowing Seeds:
Thoughts on Creating an Accessible Artistic Community
By Max Elwood
I’ve always had a love for community. F... 

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When All the Good Feels ScarceWhen All the Good Feels Scarce
Visual essay by Taiessa
Title: When All the Good Feels Scarce
Medium: Relief monoprint, handwritten notes... 

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My Process: Slowness as RecoveryInterview with Justine Jenkins
Written by Stacey Cann
I recently sat down to talk about the intertwining ideas of slowness, capitalism, and proc... 

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Sitting with Ceramic StoneSitting with Ceramic Stone
By David Gagnon Walker 
Cultural theorist Jonathan Crary writes persuasively about what he calls 24/7  capitalis... 

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Follow These InstructionsFollow These Instructions
By Zach Polis
Author’s note: It’s not always clear how to navigate a pandemic. Especially when you’re in one. Thro... 

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