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 - Winter 2018

What Happens Next?

This skeptical but uplifting publication has some exceptional content in store for you. In Wendy McGrath’s My Process interview you’ll get some in... Read More

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Gabriela JolowiczSNAPline featured artist: Gabriela Jolowicz
Gabriela Jolowicz was born in Salzgitter, Germany. Her studies led from Communication Design to Book Arts... 

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Heimwehby Dominik Royko
“The news say that the old Belgrade airport is being excavated,” reported the Austrian.
“Живели! I’ll drink to that,... 

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After Much Consideration, Tomorrow Has Not Been Cancelledby Jessa Gillespie

To look towards the future is to look towards crisis management. As social relations, politics, and the planet’s ecosystem co... 

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These shadows of imaginationby Blair Brennan
“Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it.” This quote comes from German-born, American philoso... 

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My Process – Max Keeneby Wendy McGrath
I scale the stairs to the second floor of the University of Alberta’s Fine Arts Building and stop in front of an installation by M... 

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Flash Fiction Contest: Runners-UpRead the winning entry, Heimweh by Dominik Royko.

2nd Place
PIVOt by Wendy McGrath
I pressed the can’s cold tin lip hard against my mouth. ... 

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