See pictures from WPC 2018
annual party and meeting at
Pyramid-Atlantic Gallery


Founded in 1964, The Washington Print Club is open to all who are interested in fine art prints and the graphic arts: collectors, connoisseurs, artists, and just plain folks who enjoy prints and other works on paper as an art form.

The Club organizes frequent programs for its members:

  • Tours of important print-related exhibitions in the Washington, D.C. area, led by curators
  • Visits to significant private collections and to artists' studios
  • Panel discussions and lectures
  • Invitations to gallery openings
  • Exhibitions of prints from members' collections at area museums
  • Trips to other areas to see important shows or to visit artists' studios and important collections

Click here to see a letter from WPC President, Christopher With, describing the Club's activities during 2016.

Two times each year members receive the Club's publication,
On Paper: Journal of the Washington Print Club. The publication contains articles about recent programs and scholarly subjects of interest to print enthusiasts.

Members joining at the Collector level receive an original signed print by a Washington area artist.

Requests for information may be placed on our contact form or on voice mail at (301) 460-5019.


Print Club members wishing to receive bulletins by email should respond to info@washingtonprintclub.org

 

 

Current officers and members of the  
Washington Print Club executive board are:

Jordan Benderly, Lorena Baines, Joan Cooper (membership chair), Herb Cooper (webmaster), Kristine DeNinno, Joan Filson, Jenny Freestone, Mike Hagan, Nancy Hirshbein, Joan Root (recording secretary), Eve Stockton, LuLen Walker, Brian Weinstein (Treasurer), Beverly With, and Christopher With (president).

Advisors to The Washington Print Club
     from the arts community are:
Verna Curtis (Library of Congress), Alan Fern (National Portrait Gallery, Emeritus), Jay Fisher (Baltimore Museum of Art), Helen Frederick (George Mason University), Jane Haslem (Print Dealer), Joann Moser (Smithsonian American Art Museum, emerita), Andrew Robison (National Gallery of Art, emeritus).