Join us for our virtual Annual Print Fair (APF) this spring/summer. APF is a highly anticipated opportunity for art lovers to acquire new, limited edition, serigraphs, relief and intaglio prints created by artists through the Professional Printmaking Program and the Open Print Studio. Proceeds from print sales directly supports the legacy of the Professional Printmaking Program.
Featured 2019-2020 Ateliers include Consejo Gráfico, Queerida (for the first time in its entirety!), Día de los Muertos, Experimental and the 2020 Census. This year’s APF will be held virtually from June 13-30, with prints and gift cards for sale on our website or on our Facebook page (with the possibility of in-person print purchases in the near future, when COVID-19 restrictions in the City of Los Angeles allow us to safely open our building to the public).
As a THANK YOU for supporting our organization during #APF20 we’re offering: • 10% off to supporters who purchase more than $500.00 with the website discount code: ZTVP5BI (active 5/13/20 - 6/30/20). • 15% off to supporters who purchase more than $1,000.00 with the website discount code: 5LNEN7M (active 5/13/20 - 6/30/20). • 20% off to supporters who purchase more than $2,500.00 with the website discount code: BAT1LXN (active 5/13/20 - 6/30/20).
We know that times are tough, but if you can afford to purchase art, buy a gift card or make a heartfelt donation today, THANK YOU. If you can't right now, please consider supporting by sharing our #APF20 news with your friends and family in an email or on social media, we APPRECIATE that so much too!
About Self Help Graphics & Art Since its incorporation in 1973, SHG has produced over 2,000 art print editions, including 54 atelier projects and exhibitions all over the world. The organization remains dedicated to the production, interpretation and distribution of prints and other art media by Chicana/o and Latinx artists; and its multidisciplinary intergenerational programs promote artistic excellence and empower community by providing access to working space, tools, training and beyond. Now, nearly a half-century later, SHG continues to foster emerging Chicana/o and Latinx artists through its world-class printmaking practice and supports the role of artists as leaders, both within its organization and the community. For more information, visit www.selfhelpgraphics.com.
