Print Arts Northwest | PAN

10/08/2026

Miss the Emerald Print Exchange? Check out this print exchange between two bridge cities!

09/18/2026

09/17/2026

Did you know we have a Blog? Written by the unique perspective of one of our Board Members just starting her printmaking journey.
T.K. approaches printmaking with a statisticians mind, an Art History background, and as a self-described non-artist. Follow along at: printartsnw.org

08/20/2026

Good times had by all last weekend at Village Frame & Gallery! Featuring PAN member Annabelle Dolidon at her print-demo table, and so many gorgeous prints. Thank you for inviting us to the 2026 Multnomah Days Street Festival!

08/14/2026

Everyone's favorite Jane Pagliarulo will be at the Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River, OR - Sunday, August 16, 1–3 p.m for a printmaking demo and artist talk. Meet the Master - see the process!

Jane will demonstrate the printing of a woodcut and Photopolymer Intaglio (Solarplate Etching!). An incredibly fast and versatile way of making non-toxic prints with hand-drawn or digital artwork. She will add monoprint techniques with Akua inks, exploring the use of multiple plates and Chine Collé to create a one-of-a-kind print.

Demo runs 1–2 p.m., artist talk follows 2–3 p.m.
Come for one, stay for both!

About the Artist:
Jane Pagliarulo has been a gorge dweller on and off since 1997. She co-founded a printmaking workshop in Hood River in the Alpine hut, and worked as an artist in residence. In 2007 she moved the press to Portland and started Atelier Meridian, a collaborative membership printmaking studio. As master printer, Jane teaches printmaking workshops in monotype, etching, woodcut and collagraph, and performs contract printing of editions. She exhibits nationally and is represented in Portland by Print Arts Northwest.

08/07/2026

On View & for Sale Now ~ Thru September 15th!

Neighborhood Printmakers from PAN showing at Village Frame & Gallery:
Print Arts Northwest, a non-profit based at the Multnomah Arts
Center, has over 60 members who are working artists in different
printmaking media. PAN members who live, work or volunteer in/around Multnomah Village are showing their art at the beloved local Village Frame Shop!

Come by and enjoy works by Annabelle Dolidon (image 1: woodcut: 'keeping vigil'), Isabel Deaver (image 2: drypoint on tetra-pak: 'Title')
Jessica Hartman, David Kessler, Ikie Kressel and Katherine McDowell.

Village Frame & Gallery
7808 SW Capitol Highway, Portland, OR 97219

07/31/2026

Longtime PAN member David Kessler featured on our latest email newsletter. David's graphic screen prints evoke retro building signage and pop-art playfulness. Don't miss another newsletter!
Sign-up at: printartsnw.org

07/25/2026

PAN member show atVillage Frame & Gallery August 4th - September 15th

Stop by Opening night if your in the area Aug 7th @ 6pm

07/16/2026

Welcome New Member Egor Shokoladov!
Originally from Belarus, now based in Hillsboro, Oregon. Egor holds an MFA in Visual Arts and works in graphic art, traditional printmaking, and mixed media. His highly detailed etchings blend humor, surrealism and symbolism into an extraordinary dreamscape. Entire worlds held in a single image invite the viewer to make their own interpretations, and imagined stories. Follow .shokoladov and visit: https://shokoladov.com/ to learn more about Egor.

07/02/2026

Welcome New Member Larry Huhn!
A lifelong photographer practicing alternative/historical printing methods in Bend, Oregon. is currently focusing on printing using the Platinum/Palladium and the Polymer Photogravure processes.

For those unfamiliar: Platinum/Palladium prints are made by mixing light-sensitive ferric oxalate with platinum and palladium salts, which are then brushed onto premium archival paper, and exposed to UV light under a negative. No darkroom required - just exquisite tones and exceptional archival quality.

The Polymer Photogravure process is the same as Solarplate printing! (Solarplate is just the name-brand of a photopolymer plate). A steel backed polymer coated plate is exposed to ultraviolet light with a positive transparency set on top. The exposed plate is developed in water then dried and hardened. The completed plate is inked and passed through an etching press. See more of Larry's beautiful atmospheric work at: www.lhuhnphotography.com/