Dear SGC International Members, SGC International is seeking nominations/self-nominations to fill a number of openings and new positions on the 2020-2022 Executive Board and Subcommittees. Terms begin in the fall of 2020 and end in March of 2022. We seek nominees who...

Dear Members, We are announcing new initiatives in response to a recent call for organizational change generated by the membership and from an introspective review by the board. We acknowledge these claims and reassert our dedication and commitment to creating a...

Dear SGCI Members,The events of the past few weeks have set our world on a new quest. Public protests being met with a belated reluctance - because change takes time and is reciprocal. But despite the adage art thrives in times of social unrest, cultivating innovation...

Dear SGCI Members,On behalf of the Executive Committee, it is my great pleasure to serve as the next President of SGCI. I would like to thank the past President Sarah Ellis who navigated our board through the tide of uncertainty and remained committed to the concerns...

Dear SGCI Community,Since we launched the Call for Proposals for Providence, we have witnessed an enormous shift in our nation’s perspective. We have seen many of you taking to the streets, and to your printing presses, to work for change. We are thrilled to see this...

Please consider donating to our Black colleagues in the printmaking community: Black Women of Print, who are seeking non-profit status as an organization: donate by purchasing this printBlack Lives Matter initiatives at AS220. AS220 envisions a just world where all...

SGCI stands with those who are demanding an end to systemic, institutionalized racism in the United States. Looking inward as an organization, there is an imperative need to reevaluate and expand our efforts to provide our membership with a space that is wholly...

Artist Lecture at the UM Stamps School of ArtFrom the UM Stamps School of Art: "Emory Douglas worked as the resident Revolutionary Artist and Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party in the San Francisco Bay Area from 1967 through the 1980s. In addition to...

We all need something to look forward to these days! The SGCI 2021 Providence Call for Participation is now up and running, including the submission forms. Dream up programming, brainstorm with colleagues, and send your ideas our way!  Sign into an existing account or...

Welcome to the 2020-22 Executive Board! This accomplished and engaged group of printmakers will lead SGCI to exciting new places. We invite you all to welcome and extend your support to Sarah Ellis, Zach Fitchner, Faisal Abdu’Allah, Claire White, Cat Snapp, Aleksandra...