All are invited to attend our upcoming AGM!

The Annual General Meeting is a great opportunity to learn about A/P and all the ways to become involved with us!

We will be presenting the 2025/2026 fiscal year, celebrating some exciting things that have been taking place over the summer, and sharing about upcoming projects and goals. The 2025/2026 year was the first entire year that we spent in the new space, so there are a lot of wonderful things to report! We would be delighted for you to join us!

Join us for a full day of spectacular printmaking funfair for ALL AGES! STEP RIGHT UP and enjoy our special attractions: Make your own buttons! Silkscreen some swag! Stamp your own printed card! Print your own bookmarks using LEGO and our Nolan Proof Press! Carve and print your own linocut patches! (Kid friendly materials too)! Cyanotype sun-printing! Create a unique print using textures! Step into a piece of carnival-inspired historical printmaking! WIN BIG at our neigbourhood PLINKO GAME! Browse through our A/P member PRINT MARKET!

 

Join us for the Opening Reception to celebrate Baseline by Anna Gaby-Trotz

Anna Gaby-Trotz will be in attendance, and will be providing an in-person artist talk during this opening reception to celebrate her exhibition: Baseline.

The Artist Talk will begin at 7pm, followed by the reception until 9pm.
Light refreshments provided.

This event is FREE and all are welcome.

Exhibiting artist, Margaret Joba-Woodruff will be demonstrating Mokulito* printing, which she uses in her current exhibition, Ashes! Ashes!. 

*Mokulito is a lithography printmaking technique that uses wood as a matrix instead of limestone. 

There will be an opportunity to meet and mingle with the artist and other community members at this event.

This event is FREE and ALL ARE WELCOME. 

Join us for the Opening Reception of Ashes! Ashes! by Margaret Joba-Woodruff

The artist will be in attendance, and light refreshments will be served.

“Soot on the inside of a fireplace. Drops of candle wax on a dining table. A felt blanket draped over the armrest of a chair. Ashes! Ashes! is an exhibition grounded in the materials of charcoal, beeswax, paper and wool combined with printed gestures of cutting, redrawing, and wiping away. As I reflect on the 14 houses that I have moved in and out of over the last decade, I turn to drawing as both an archival and speculative practice. The works exhibited here trace both real memories and imagined scenarios of these homes and the 25 people I shared them with, manipulating the images through techniques of monotype, collagraph, and mokulito to reveal themes of comfort, deterioration, and repair…”