Print Fair Acquisitions/Print and Drawing Society Anniversary, April 7 to June 30, 1999.  To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the BMA’s Baltimore Contemporary Print Fair, this exhibition demonstrates the range and quality of contemporary prints collected by the Baltimore community since the Print Fair began in 1989. The exhibition will spotlights works purchased at the BMA’s event-the only annual fair in the country dedicated to contemporary prints. Each year, dealers from across the country convene for one weekend at the BMA to offer for sale high quality prints and photographs created by established and emerging artists. The majority of the works in the exhibition are loans from members of the BMA’s Print & Drawing Society, a Museum Friends group dedicated to the appreciation of works on paper and sponsor of the Print Fair. This exhibition is curated by Jan Howard, the BMA’s curator of prints, drawings & photographs. This exhibition is organized and shown exclusively at The Baltimore Museum of Art.

The exhibition will be held from April 7 to June 30. The Print Fair will take place for two days in April. Please call the museum for more information at 410-396-6300.

Employment Opportunity The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, is seeking artists to participate in the 2001-2003 Statewide Artists Workshop Program. Each workshop lasts for five hours, and features either fine arts or performance. The locations of the workshops are in the museum’s 26 affiliate museums, art centers, and art associations throughout the state. The artist chooses the age of the participants from elementary through adult. On average, each artist is booked for five workshops per year, with an honorarium of $350 per day. The workshops can be scheduled into geographic circuits. Artists outside of Virginia are welcome to apply. On some occasions the community will ask for an informal talk or slide lecture the evening before the workshop. Applications are due in September and the workshops start one year later. For more information, call 804-367-0816, or write: Statewide Artist Workshop Program, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, HealthSouth Visual Arts Center, 2800 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, 23221-2466.