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www.inprintcollective.com
Our new home!
After 10 years as a non-profit arts collective we’re excited to finally be opening our own dedicated studio. Previously hosting workshops out of a pop-up space, at museums, community centres and at outdoor festivals the inPrint Collective is dedicated to sharing our love of printmaking with everyone we meet. As of September 1st, 2018 we will move into our first permanent studio space after a transient decade in operation and settle into our new home at 58 Wade Ave. in Toronto's West End.
Why having a Community Print Studio is important
Our artists love teaching the processes of printmaking including silk-screen, relief prints, lithography, even and book binding. Having worked with people from ages 4-94 with all different modalities and walks of life we work to explore how printmaking as an art form can be used to tell stories. Past Community partners include: The YWCA, The Kennedy House Youth Shelter, Bangladeshi Community Services, First Story Toronto and more
Why we're raising funds
Much of our equipment has been donated to our collective over the last ten years and has been largely sitting in storage waiting for it’s forever home. While we’ve been thrifty in accumulating all of our gear, it now requires a hydraulic moving truck to transport (printing presses are heavy!)
Initially we planned to complete the move ourselves but after surveying the situation realize we need professional assistance with the move. This is an unexpected expense we’re hoping our friends, family and community supporters will see the benefit of helping us fundraise for and set-up our long awaited community studio. Once set-up we have a whole list of affordable workshops, classes and programs that we’re ready to roll out this fall.
How can you help?
If 100 people are able to donate $15 each we would be able to cover this cost and move in on schedule!
Love us to bits and want to donate more?? Amazing! Every bit extra we earn will go into purchasing an industrial sink, chairs etc. Not one penny will go to waste! Don't have a penny to spare? We also could use donations of office furniture, shelves, cleaning supplies, clocks, power bars and more.
WE'RE ALSO PLANNING A STUDIO WARMING PARTY ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND - SAVE THE DATE AND HELP US CELEBRATE THIS MILESTONE!
www.inprintcollective.com
Our new home!
After 10 years as a non-profit arts collective we’re excited to finally be opening our own dedicated studio. Previously hosting workshops out of a pop-up space, at museums, community centres and at outdoor festivals the inPrint Collective is dedicated to sharing our love of printmaking with everyone we meet. As of September 1st, 2018 we will move into our first permanent studio space after a transient decade in operation and settle into our new home at 58 Wade Ave. in Toronto's West End.
Why having a Community Print Studio is important
Our artists love teaching the processes of printmaking including silk-screen, relief prints, lithography, even and book binding. Having worked with people from ages 4-94 with all different modalities and walks of life we work to explore how printmaking as an art form can be used to tell stories. Past Community partners include: The YWCA, The Kennedy House Youth Shelter, Bangladeshi Community Services, First Story Toronto and more
Why we're raising funds
Much of our equipment has been donated to our collective over the last ten years and has been largely sitting in storage waiting for it’s forever home. While we’ve been thrifty in accumulating all of our gear, it now requires a hydraulic moving truck to transport (printing presses are heavy!)
Initially we planned to complete the move ourselves but after surveying the situation realize we need professional assistance with the move. This is an unexpected expense we’re hoping our friends, family and community supporters will see the benefit of helping us fundraise for and set-up our long awaited community studio. Once set-up we have a whole list of affordable workshops, classes and programs that we’re ready to roll out this fall.
How can you help?
If 100 people are able to donate $15 each we would be able to cover this cost and move in on schedule!
Love us to bits and want to donate more?? Amazing! Every bit extra we earn will go into purchasing an industrial sink, chairs etc. Not one penny will go to waste! Don't have a penny to spare? We also could use donations of office furniture, shelves, cleaning supplies, clocks, power bars and more.
WE'RE ALSO PLANNING A STUDIO WARMING PARTY ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND - SAVE THE DATE AND HELP US CELEBRATE THIS MILESTONE!
Co-organizers (6)
Kim Dayman
Organizer
Toronto, ON
Amye St.John
Co-organizer
Gavin Taylor-Black
Co-organizer
Ilene Sova
Co-organizer
Jacqui Arntfield
Co-organizer