Saltgrass Printmakers is a non-profit organization dedicated to the art of printmaking. Its goals are to provide educational programs, open community access to professional printmaking facilities, collaborative and individual opportunities for fine art printmakers. and to engage the community to increase the appreciation and understanding of printmakers' art.

  • Opportunities for printmakers and interested community members:
    • Visiting artists, workshops and lectures
    • A collaborative working environment for local printermakers
    • Annual SLAP Exchange - a yearly print exchange for Salt Lake Associated Printmakers, printmakers in the region, and emerging print artists from the community
  • Access to professional printmaking facilities:
    • Presses and materials for etching, screen and relief print processes
    • Memberships in the print shop are available on a monthly or yearly fee rate
    • Open press nights with open access (hourly fee, and knowledge of the equipment required)
  • Engage the community by:
    • Providing classes on printmaking techniques using our well-equiped studio
    • Teaching printmaking in local classrooms
    • Sponsoring print exhibitions in our own gallery
 

The founders and organizers of
Saltgrass Printmakers are:

 

Stefanie Dykes

Stefanie's bio goes here...

Sandy Brunvand

Sandy's bio goes here...

 
 

Saltgrass Printmakers Board of Directors, and Executive Officers:

President and Gallery Manager: Sandy Brunvand (sandy@saltgrassprintmakers.org)
Business and Studio Manager: Stefanie Dykes (stefanie@saltgrassprintmakers.org)
Press Technician: Erik Brunvand (erik@saltgrassprintmakers.org)

Board Members: Erik Brunvand, Sandy Brunvand, Justin Diggle, Stefanie Dykes, Peter Goss, Joe Ostraff, Susan Makov, Sam Wilson


 

 

News and Information

 

 

We are pleased to announce that we have been funded again by Salt Lake County ZAP, Salt Lake City Arts Council, and the Utah Arts Council in 2006

We're very grateful to these funding agencies for their support!

      

 

In August and September 2005, Saltgrass learned that we had been awarded two grants! We received help for general operating support from Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts, and Parks (ZAP), and funding to help support a special master class workshop from Salt Lake City, CityArts.

We're very grateful to these funding agencies for their support!

 
 

BIG NEWS! In March 2005 Saltgrass Printmakers received official 501(c)(3) non-profit status from the IRS! This status is effectively back-dated to Jan 2004 when the non-profit corporation was formed.

This means that your contributions to Saltgrass are tax deductible, and it also means that we can apply for grants from foundations (they usually require non-profit status). Any grant-writers or fund-raisers out there who want to help? Let us know!

It was a long and
involved process, but
it finally worked! Yay!

 
 

Check out this story about Saltgrass Printmakers in the "15 Bytes" newsletter at www.artistsofutah.org.

 
 

Make sure to check out our classes page for info on winter/spring classes!


Classes are a great way to learn about printmaking for the first time, to learn new techniques, or to brush up on techniques you already use. Come join the fun!

 
 

Saltgrass co-founder Stefanie Dykes is featured in this edition of the Salt Lake Arts Council newsletter. She showed woodcuts in the Finch Lane Gallery from November 19, through December 30, 2004.


 

Now that the Finch Lane show is down, you can see the woodcuts that were in that show at Saltgrass Printmakers!

 
 

Here's a great story about Saltgrass Printmakers in Catalyst Magazine from the November 2004 edition

 

 
 

Check out this story about Saltgrass Printmakers in the Deseret News from Sunday, October 17, 2004.

 

 
 

Saltgrass co-founder Sandy Brunvand is featured in this edition of the Salt Lake Arts Council Newsletter related to her painting show at the Finch Lane Gallery from September 17 through November 5 2004.

 

 
 

Here's a story about Saltgrass co-founder Sandy Brunvand from the University of Utah Daily Chronicle's RED magazine from November 13, 2003.