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BECOME AN ICPC MEMBER

INTERESTED IN JOINING? Sign up here.
Questions? icpresscoop@publicspaceone.com

Members cooperatively run (and print at!) our community-access studio. If you want to be involved in our community in a hands-on way, this is the way to do it!

Benefits:

  • access to the studio and available lockers and flat file storage

  • contribute to the direction and input of the Press Co-op through collaboratively managing the studio and programming

  • member activities including exhibitions, skillshares, projects, drawing nights, etc.

  • eligible for member opportunities (including commissions and collaborations)

  • eligible and are given priority to teach workshops and private lessons through the ICPC studio

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

A working member:
• volunteers on average 8 hours per month in committee work, studio monitoring, programming, etc.
• 24/7 studio access
• contributes $25/month

A supporting member:
• has circumstances that do not allow for ongoing volunteer roles
• 24/7 studio access
• contributes $50/month

A sustaining member:
• wants to be involved in the community but does not need regular studio access
• receives ICPC updates and news and can participate in ICPC projects/exhibitions/etc.
• contributes minimum of $10/month

*If you want to join at any membership level but the price is prohibitive please let us know and we will work something out.

Membership meet-ups are once a month on the second Sunday at 4:30pm (unless it lands on a major holiday and then it’s held on the third Sunday of the month). They are open to the public. If you are interested in joining please feel free to attend a meeting!

USE THE STUDIO

Open Studio is the second Saturday of each month from 12-4pm and costs $20 for non-members and $10 for PS1 members to use ICPC space and equipment.

It’s also a time for anyone to stop by and get a free studio tour!

If you’d like to use the studio, advanced registration is strongly encouraged. Open Studio participants must also be proficient in the studio area(s) they’re using.

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