Event Information
5th Annual Prints for PICA
Saturday, December 15, 2007
TodayArt Studios ßNote New Location this year!
439 SE Grand at Stark (enter through red door on Stark, half a block west of Grand).
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

www.pica.org

WHO: Prints for PICA Artists to Date
Adam Sorenson, Alex Felton, Annette Thurston, Barb Tetenbaum, Bill Park, Blair Saxon-Hill, Bonnie Paisley, Brad Adkins, Brian Schellinger, Bruce Conkle, Calvin Ross Carl, Carol Ferris, Catherine Rondthaler, Cecilia Hallinan, Chris Gander, Chris Moss, Christine Bourdette, Corey Lunn, Cynthia Lathi, Dana Lyn Louis, Darren Orange, David Corbett, Deborah Horell, Eleanor Erskine, Ellen George, Gabriel Liston, Gabriele Irle, Heather Watkins, Henk Pander, Hilary Pfeifer, Jenene Nagy, Jesse Hayward, Joe Hockett, Joe Thurston, John Brodie, Joshua Berger, Kristan Kennedy, Linda K Johnson, Mack McFarland, Manya Shapiro, Mark Mahaffey, Meg Peterson, Melia Donovan, Midori Hirosi, MK Guth, Modou Dieng, Morgan Walker, Nan Curtis, Nathaniel Price, Paige Saez, Patrick Long, Patrick Rock, Pete McCracken, Philip Iosca, Rae Mahaffey, Renee Zangara, Rhoda London, Rob Halverson, Robert Gamblin, Samantha Wall, Sara Gottesdiener, Scott Porter, Scott Wayne Indiana, Sean Healy, Stephen Hayes, Storm Tharp, Timothy Scott Dalbow, TJ Norris, Yoshihiro Kitai, Yuji Hiratsuka, and more!

WHAT: Prints for PICA
Take a slew of emerging, established, revered, and talked about artists from across the burgeoning city of Portland. Put them all together in a studio. Give them access to accomplished printers, free flowing ink, and lots of coffee, and watch them turn stacks of blank pages into coveted art. Ranging in price from $100-$250, prints are sold on a first come, first served basis. All proceeds to benefit PICA’s Artistic Programming.

The 5th Annual Prints for PICA event: A printmaking marathon and floor-to-ceiling studio art sale returns this December 15, 2007. Conceived by artist Stephen Hayes and hosted by TodayArt Studios, Prints for PICA gathers artists together in support of PICA’s artistic programming. Over 50 artists spend all day Saturday creating and printing with the sale opening that evening for the public from 6:00 pm through 9:00 pm.

While Prints for PICA is a great chance to buy a very special gift, it’s also an amazing opportunity to create and build a personal art collection—either for a friend of for your own home gallery—all while helping make the world safe for contemporary art. In past years, Prints for Pica artists, printers and buyers have contributed significant funds to PICA’s Visual Art Program—providing important ballast for the creation of new work and the support of artist residencies.

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