Collector’s Circle
RAVEN FINE ART EDITIONS IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE that holiday enrollment is open for OUR COLLECTORS CIRCLE!
MEMBERSHIP
Our Collectors Circle is open to anyone interested in contemporary art, regardless of their level of collecting interest. Membership offers a unique opportunity to be immersed in our print studio with artist interviews, studio tours, hands-on demonstrations, special events, collection visits, and early access to print releases. Not to mention additional perks such as member discounts and giveaways!
The subscription-based membership is offered in a tiered capacity so that new members can subscribe at a level that works for their budget and their level of collecting experience. Membership opportunities and costs will change in the new year (January 2023). Join now to subscribe at our holiday enrollment prices.
Build your collection while gaining a better understanding of contemporary printmaking and collecting!
MEMBERSHIP BREAKDOWN
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Yearly Raven Editions print catalog (June 2023)
Advanced access to print releases
Subscriptions to quarterly member e-newsletter
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Exclusive access to our how-to guide for collecting
Invitations to private artist interviews, studio tours, hands-on demonstrations, and collector events
Complimentary Raven Editions Tote bag
Gift Certificate
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All Emerging Collector perks
Acknowledgment in Raven Editions catalog, website, and donor-related material.
Exclusive signed and numbered archival print
10 % discount on work purchased through Raven Editions
Primal Force, 2019, serigraph, 24 x 22.5 in by Nelson Stevens
What is a print?
Artists have incorporated printmaking into their practice since the fifth century. Many art masters have created prints, including such household names as Albrecht Dürer, Francisco Goya, Pablo Picasso, Robert Rauschenberg, Elizabeth Catlett, Andy Warhol, Banksy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Takashi Murakami, and Robert Blackburn.
Printmaking is a labor-intensive and highly technical form of art. The process is based on the principle of transferring images from one surface (of metal, stone, wood, polymer, or screen), called the matrix, onto another surface, most often paper or fabric. The infinite variations of ink, pressure, time, and surface can alter the outcome and quality of the print and create infinitely unique works.
Why collect prints?
Over the last decade, prints have continued to rise in value and gain increased demand on the market, establishing prints, multiples, and editions as a genre worth collecting. Prints are a great way to start your art collection because they are often more affordable, accessible, and easy to store and display.