Ellen Hill is sending out applications for exhibitions, and needs to include recent slides in her proposals. Please send her your slides.  Her address is listed in the membership directory, the April, 2000 printed newsletter, or you can contact her via e-mail j.godfrey@erols.com

Elizabeth Dove will be teaching a 2-Day workshop the weekend of March 18/19 for the Maryland Institute, College of Art, on Non-toxic Photoetching. Elizabeth Dove is Assistant Professor at the University of Maine. She worked with Keith Howard for 4 years, first helping to build the Canadian School for Non-toxic Printmaking, then conducting research and teaching at the CSNP. To register, call: MICA Continuing Studies, 410-225-2219.

Printhouse Art Gallery is announcing its opening and call for artists. Printhouse is designed with two purposes in mind. First, it is dedicated to the promotion of printmaking and printmakers. Second, all proceeds from Printhouse are donated to The Brass Ring Society and its programs for children with terminal and life threatening illnesses. For a brochure on Printhouse and the Society, e-mail your snail-mail address to Ray Esposito at brassring@brassring.org.

The Print Studio at the Montpelier Cultural Arts Center in Laurel, Maryland has openings for resident artists working in printmaking or photography. Artists have access to  a Dickerson combination press, a small reciprocating press, mat and glass cutters, flat files and storage for flammables.  Artists have their own desks and limited storage. They pay a monthly rent and are required to spend a minimum number of hours working in the studio. They have the opportunity for individual shows in the resident artists’ gallery. The next juried competition for studio space is on Wed, May 17, 2000. Application forms are available from the Montpelier Cultural Arts Center at 12826 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel, MD 20708-9700; phone: 301-953-1993 or 410-192-0664. In addition to the application form and $10 fee, deliver up to five examples of your work to the art center on Tuesday May 16, 2000 between 9 AM and 8 PM.

The American Print Alliance has an online exhibit, “Scrolling the Page,” on its new website at www.printalliance.org