So many feelings are floating around these days – many uncharted and difficult. Turn to these guided visualization prompts by Grace Mervin to help check in and care for yourself. Go through the visualizations on your own or play the videos to listen to live Zoom recordings of Grace guiding participants through each worksheet. Check […]
Updated on June 25, 2020: The IPRC is offering by-appointment hours in a limited capacity during Multnomah County’s Phase 1 reopening (due to COVID-19). Please contact our Studio Manager, Erika Rier at erika@iprc.org to check on available times. Members are required to wear masks while working in the studio and to answer the following state-determined […]
The IPRC’s mission has always been about access and empowering alternative paths to publishing for vital work & unique voices. To fulfill our mission better, we’re introducing this residency program that is designed specifically to support Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) artists and writers to develop and create their art, and to […]
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 […]
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 […]
