The term contexture signifies an interwoven mass, a fabric, a constructed and continuous text. In this group exhibition, WPG artists explore surfaces—both literal and metaphoric. Through tapestries of textures, layers of objects, strings of text, or examinations of course and polished visual conversations, artists weave together their ideas into the unified whole.

An exhibition which brings new vistas into printmaking and photography. Respecting centuries old techniques, we transform our work using 21st century methods.

This winter, the artists of Washington Printmakers Gallery explore this extraordinary color – how to use it, how to shape it, and how to interpret the many things the color red connotes.

As one member said, ”While we do have to reinvent the logistics of visitors and safe procedures, we do not have to reinvent who we are. The ReEntry show will affirm that, while we may have been absent, we are back.”

An exhibit about “having the ability to seize the day and actively go forward in the midst of the seeming nihilism of life.”

A pop-up exhibition by its founding members to commemorate those early years when 26 printmakers decided to join together to create their own gallery.

Every month, the work on our Members’ Wall changes. Here are some of the images for August, 2018.