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By donating to the IPRC, you not only invest in our accessible studio space – you invest in our programs that support underserved communities in Oregon. Please support our work in the community by contributing to the IPRC today! The IPRC is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit.

Volunteer

The IPRC couldn't serve the community without our legion of volunteers. Whether they are working the front desk or project oriented volunteers - we are lucky to be working with some of the region's most talented artists, writers, teachers, designers and cultural aficionados. Join our team!

Join

Becoming a member not only gives you access to our studio spaces, cheaper photocopies, and free & discounted workshops, it is also an investment in the organization itself. Join the list of dedicated members who utilize the center to make their creative endeavors come to life and support the IPRC at the same time!

Join Us at the IPRC Print Spree on October 17th

The IPRC is hosting our 2nd annual print show & sale at Tillamook Station (665 N. Tillamook Street). The IPRC Print Spree features 20 artists’ letterpress, risograph, and screen prints, curated by Kate Bingaman-Burt, Niko Courtelis, Fruit Salad Club, Last Heavy, and us! Each print has a limited run of 25, and you can grab […]

Call for Art: Tattooed for Good – Deadline October 4th

We’ve teamed up with 15 other nonprofits in the area for this year’s Give!Guide to bring you a flash tattoo fundraiser. You can get a special tattoo on November 16th with the proceeds going to the nonprofits. And in the meantime, we need YOU to make the art! Here are the details: Our partner organizations […]

Fall Pop-Up Events at Ace Hotel

  The IPRC is in the Willamette Week Give!Guide again this year, and we’re so excited that Ace Hotel Portland is our generous business partner in 2019! We’re co-hosting two events with them, including a Pop-Up Zine Library on October 9th. Then on November 21st, join us for hot cocoa, cookies, and holiday card-making. Also stay tuned for […]

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