The IPRC is currently seeking applications for a Poetry Instructor in the Certificate Program. Qualified applicants will have experience teaching poetry creative writing workshops in an educational or community-based setting; facilitating critical dialogue around inclusion and equity in a workshop setting; and developing curriculum with a mind towards inclusivity when selecting texts and visiting writers. […]
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RSS feed for this sectionAnnouncing the IPRC Spring Membership Drive
Make this the summer you learn a new skill or make a zine! In addition to the regular perks that come with being a member, the first 15 people to sign up during our Spring Membership Drive will receive a set of 6 postcards created by Carye Bye of Red Bat Press. And for the […]
IPRC Now Accepting Registrations for Summer Youth Camps
The IPRC is offering several half-day camp sessions for young artists and writers ages 7-18 this summer. For the first time, elementary-aged campers can learn the basics of printmaking (including printing on backpacks like the ones in the photo on the left). Middle schoolers will use the Martha Grover Zine Library for inspiration as they create […]
Community Survey: We want to hear from you!
The people who are a part of the Independent Publishing Resource Center community make it all that it is. From our volunteers to our members, printmakers and Certificate Program cohorts, We want your thoughts and feedback to help inform our decision-making on programming, events, and in our strategic planning for the future of the IPRC. […]
Announcing New Leadership for the IPRC
The IPRC is proud to announce the selection of new Executive Director Alison “Alley” Pezanoski-Browne. Alley brings with her a suite of leadership skills, enthusiasm, and vision. She most recently served as the grants and communications manager at Caldera, where she built strong relationships within the local and statewide arts community. Aside from budget, grant, […]
Announcing New Partnership with WeMake PDX
The Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC) is thrilled to announce a new collaborative partnership with WeMake PDX, who has generously offered to sponsor the IPRC’s screen printing studio. Their gift will help support our ongoing efforts to grow into our new location, and expand and revitalize our screen printing equipment and programming. Contributions from […]
Donate Just About Anything
NEW! Donate just about anything to fund the Independent Publishing Resource Center, with the help of Mighty Good Things. Your donation will be processed in partnership with the Mighty Good Things Foundation, a 501(C)3 nonprofit.
Announcing New Letterpress Studio Manager
Please join us in welcoming John Akira Harrold to the IPRC Staff as Letterpress Studio Manager! John Akira Harrold is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and organizer who is interested in connecting people – both artist and non – with the resources they need to develop artistically. Before joining the IPRC John had a career […]
New Hours in New Building, starting July 17th
We’re in our new location, 1305 SE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd! Beginning July 17 – the IPRC Book Binding Studio and Desktop Publishing/Computer Lab will be 12pm-6pm Mon-Fri. Expanded hours, including weekends, begin in August. Beginning July 31 – Letterpress Studio and Screen Printing Studio open hours begin, check back for details. September 9 […]
IPRC Willamette Week Give!Guide 2015
Help support a place you love! Pledge to the Willamette Week Give!Guide for these great incentives: $25: IPRC Literary Journal 1001 $55: 3-month Membership, postcard, notebook and 1001 Journal $75: 1-year Membership, postcard, notebook and 1001 Journal BEST DEAL! $100: 2-for-1 Annual Memberships, postcard, notebook and 1001 Journal Buy a membership for yourself and get […]
