The Washington Printmakers Gallery is pleased to exhibit outstanding prints, photos, and artist books by artists from across the United States in its 2019 National Small Works Exhibition from August 1 through 25, 2019. This annual juried exhibition, now in its twenty-second year, attracts an exciting range of entries in both traditional and experimental printmaking techniques including intaglio, relief, woodcut, linocut, Solarplate, serigraph, digital and photographic prints, plus three dimensional works with print components. Last year, the works on display were selected form 490 works submitted by 150 artists all over the country. The juror for this year’s exhibit is JD Talasek, Director of Cultural Programs for the National Academy of Sciences.

The first prize winner will receive a solo exhibition at Washington Printmakers Gallery in 2020.  The Washington Print Club, Dan Weldon, Dick Blick, Renaissance Graphic Arts, and Plaza Art Materials have contributed prizes to this exhibition.

Artists may submit up to four entries for a non-refundable entry fee of $35. Eligible entries include original pulled prints, digital prints, photographs, and 3-dimensional works, completed in the last two years, including book arts, with print components that are 100 square inches or less and a frame size of 256 square inches or less.  3D works are limited to 250 cubic inches.

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