Facilities: 40" x 70" American French Tool etching press, 18" x 36" Takach etching press, 32" x 60" Takach Garfield litho press, 23" x 41" Charles Brand litho press, Litho stones of various sizes, Aquatint box that will coat a 12" x 12" etching plate, Vertical etching tank for 16" x 20" plates using Ferric Chloride solution (copper only), Exposure unit with vacuum frame for photo-based print processes, Epson 7800 large format inkjet printer for making films, Copy machine, Mac and PC computers with scanners and laser printers, Assortment of inks, tarlatans, rollers, rags, etc.

Anchor Graphics is a not-for-profit fine art press that brings together, under professional guidance, a diverse community of youth, emerging and established artists, and the public to advance the fine art of printmaking by integrating education with the creation of prints. Anchor Graphics is a program of the Art + Design Department at Columbia College Chicago.

Classes and workshops are offered for adults and high school students. An artist-in-residence program takes place every summer. Open Studio Rental, and Internships and contract printing are also offered

Arion Press publishes deluxe, limited-edition books, many of them illustrated by prominent artists and some accompanied by separate editions of original prints. Arion Press also offers custom services for fine typography, book-binding and printing on commission. Since 2001, Arion Press has been a cultural tenant at the Presidio, the new National Park in San Francisco, where it shares a building with its second division, M & H Type, and its non-profit adjunct, the Grabhorn Institute.

No classes are offered.

Atelier Bleu Acier is a collaborative and contract studio owned and operated by master printer Erika Greenberg-Schneider. As a gallery, Bleu Acier exhibits works in all disciplines by emerging, mid-career and established artists from the US and Europe. As a publisher, Bleu Acier collaborates with artists on limited editions and multiples that possess the strength and drive of their work in other media.

Facilities: well-equipped studios and specialized facilities, including studios for papermaking, non-silver photography, bookbinding, water-based screen-printing, letterpress, intaglio and relief printing, stone and plate lithography, and offset lithography. Stationary vertical and portable book presses, a board shear, table-top shears, and a guillotine paper cutter are available for bookbinding. Five Vandercook proof presses, a photopolymer plate making system, and over 600 drawers of monotype, foundry and wood type. Five etching presses and four lithography presses. ATF-Davidson offset press, Heidelberg KORS offset press

The Borowsky Center for Publication Arts works with visiting artists to produce original fine art offset lithographs and artist books. The center is located at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

Internships are offered

The Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions was founded as the Rutgers Center for Innovative Print and Paper (RCIPP) in 1986 by Judith K. Brodsky, an artist, printmaker, arts advocate, and professor of art at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.  It was established as an international forum for the exchange of new ideas in print and papermaking processes and education. In 2006 it was renamed in honor of Judy in recognition of her leadership and vision.

Burning Bones Press is a printmaking studio which collaborates with artists to produce limited editions of original etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, screen prints and monoprints.  The studio also does contract, collaborative printing for other publishers, dealers, artists, and institutions.

Classes are offered and Studio is available on a limited basis for open-shop work.

Cade Tompkins Editions publishes prints and multiples by both emerging and mid-career artists.

No classes/workshops offered.

Facilities: Fully-equipped bindery and letterpress print shop. 36" guillotine paper cutter, a 3-ton Kensol hot stamping press, five Vandercook proof presses, a treadle platen press and several hand platen presses from 5" x 8" and up, including a newspaper size Washington Hand Press, many cases of hand type, and all the usual equipment you expect to find in a letterpress print shop and hand bindery.

The Center for Book Arts is dedicated to preserving the traditional crafts of book

Facilities: 30" x 52" French Tool Press, 48" x 96" Etching Press, SP20 Vandercook Letterpress, Exposure unit for 18" x 24" Photo Etching

The Center Street Studio was founded in 1984 by artist James Stroud. The Studio prints and publishes editions by both established and emerging artists.

No classes are offered

Classes are offered

Coronado Studio offers artists the opportunity to create limited edition screen prints with the help of a master printer. Coronado Studio is active in the Hispanic arts community and has been the publisher of the Serie Print Project since 1993.

Classes and workshops are offered.

Facilities: Large studio with five etching presses, a darkroom and exposure unit for photogravure

Crown Point Press publishes fine art prints by invitation and currently works with five or six artists each year. Invited artists spend two weeks working with master printers in the etching studios. Crown Point also offers summer workshops which are open to all artists.

Classes are offered.

Facilities: 7,000 square foot studio services.

Dieu Donné is a workspace dedicated to the creation, promotion, and preservation of contemporary art using the hand papermaking process. In support of its mission Dieu Donné collaborates with artists, offers exhibitions and educational programs, and maintains an archive of paper art. The organization’s primary services and programs are devoted to working with mid-career and emerging artists to develop new, innovative methods of papermaking within the medium and the greater world of contemporary art.

Classes and residencies are offered.

Facilities: A screen-printing studio, an etching/woodcut studio with a hydraulic press and an American French tool press, woodworking and welding shops in a restored Victorian schoolhouse, and residences for visiting artists.

Durham Press is a printmaking and fine art publishing facility specializing in limited edition prints, sculpture, and multiples.

No classes are offered.

A small workshop specializing in publishing portfolios and limited edition books by established artists. Occasional contract work is available.

No classes are offered

El Nopal Press publishes fine arts prints and lithographs addressing social issues relevant to the cross-border dialog between Los Angeles and Mexico City artists. El Nopal Press is distinguished by its focus on the work of artists who explore border issues, the complex cultural relationships that exist between Mexico and the United States. More specifically, the ideas brought forward through the work of the press have more to do with a conversation concerning the idea of the border rather than its physical manifestation as a cartographic phenomenon, economic and social barrier, or penetrable boundary.

Classes are offered

Facilities: Large-scale intaglio and lithography presses in a 4,000 sq. ft. studio

Flatbed Press collaborates with artists to produce original prints. Flatbed also does contract printing for other publishers, dealers, artists, and institutions, and is available on a limited basis for open-shop work by experienced artists.

Classes offered.

No classes are offered

Facilities: Fully equipped intaglio studio with two Charles Brand presses and two French Tool presses. Print sizes up to 42"x72"

Goya-Girl Press is a printmaking atelier working with artists to create unique, high quality fine art prints. All traditional methods as well as experimental techniques can be explored. Research in the area of non-toxic technology has made Goya-Girl Press a specialized shop for solar-plate etching. Artists and publishers may reserve studio time for editioning, experimenting, and contract printing.

No classes are offered

Great River Arts offers classes and workshops in visual and literary arts for adults and high school students year round, and a summer arts camp for children. Scholarships are available

Facilities: five 34” x60 ” Takach Garfield presses. The lithography program is equipped to accommodate aluminum plate sizes up to 30” x 40”, and stone printing with Bavarian lime stones up to 30” x 46”, over thirty stones from the 20” x 26” to the 32” x 46” range, and over one hundred stones in the 16” x 20” to 18” x 24” range. Three Brand etching presses, 36” x 60”, 30” x 51” and 16” x 40”, a new ('98) Conrad 30” x 60” press, and a 18” x 20” relief/block press. The well-ventilated acid room contains four large, ventilated, and (covered) baths for both zinc and copper plate processing, a large rosin aquatint box, a sawdust box for cleaning plates with solvent, and full-body safety shower. Three free-standing, angled-top, Cincinnati vacuum tables for formats up to 32” x 44”, a 48” x 96” vacuum table for screens up to 48” x 72” screen frames which will print an image up to 36” x 60”. An AWT automatic/pneumatic screen printing press (manual feed) for printing images up to 25” x 38”, with micro-registration features which is vital for the flawless printing of four-color separation (digitized) photo images. The studio has a large collection of both wooden and aluminum screen frames, a pneumatic fabric stretching machine, four print drying racks (one of which will accommodate a sheet of paper 36” x 60”). The fully-loaded photo-mechanical, darkroom facilities in Serigraphy feature a Log E, 500 Series, Robertson 20” x 24” Process Camera, two large 3 tray processing sinks, a submersible illuminated viewing sink, an Omega 4” x 5” condenser-enlarger (wall mounted for photo posterization), and American vacuum frame 52” x 72” polycop exposure unit, and a solid-state electronic metal-halide electronic exposure lamp.

The educational goal of GAPP is to take advantage of the inherent collaborative, and more communal nature of printmaking and to use these characteristics as a unique teaching tool. Professional artists, with tremendously varied aesthetic and conceptual philosophies, are invited for brief residencies. During this time, the artists collaborate with faculty and students in the production of limited edition prints. In addition to making prints, the visiting artists present public lectures on their art and give critiques of student artwork.

Impressions from every edition are archived in the Blanton Museum permanent collection as documents of this collaborative effort.

Facilities: 50" x 32" Charles Brand lithography press, 72" x 39" and 60" x 34" Takach-Garfield etching presses, vacuum heat press for drying and flattening, a wide range of lithographic stones, photo-litho and photo-etching facilities for work up to 35" x 44"

Facilities: Brand Etching Press 50" x 34", Takach lithography press 68" x 38", antique Bollito e Torchio lithography press 36" x 24", UV exposure unit with 48" x 36" vacuum frame, one Epson 9600 Inkjet printer 44" wide, one Canon Ipf8300 44" wide, PC digital equipment, flatbed scanner with film scanning capabilities, black-and-white darkroom, guest suite

Hare & Hound Press provides professional collaborative fine art printmaking on a contract basis to artists and publishers.

Facilities: Fully equipped intaglio, relief, lithography, and screenprinting studios.  The professional shop is also equipped with 600 square feet and facilities

Highpoint Center for Printmaking is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the art of printmaking. Its goals are to provide educational programs, community access and collaborative publishing opportunities to engage the community.

Highpoint provides these opportunities through four focus areas:

• Educational Programming & Community Programs for all ages and backgrounds in printmaking.
• A Printshop Cooperative which provides access for local artists to create and show their work in a supportive workshop environment.
• A Visiting Artists Program—local, national and international in scope—through which invited artists create original prints under guidance and support of a Master Printer.
• An Emerging Artists Program, funded by the Jerome Foundation, provides access, support and a group show to three emerging printmakers each year.

Classes are offered.

Facilities: Located on an old plantation estate, Hui Press houses various renovated studio spaces for artists. What was once a carriage house now serves as a studio for drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics, jewelry, digital media, and fiber art.
Hui Press also provides open studios and a visiting artist program.
Classes are offered to both adults and children.

Facilities: Island Press has one of the largest press beds in the country measuring 5' x 10'

Island Press encourages artists to go beyond traditional boundaries by experimenting with new techniques and media and has gained recognition nationally and internationally for its innovative approaches to the art of printmaking.

Facilities: Charles Brand 36" x 48" motor-driven lithography press, custom-built 30" x 40" lithography press, Charles Brand 36" x 60" etching press, flip-top vacuum frame

Working in direct collaboration with master printer Andrew Mockler and printer Maia Simon, artists are encouraged to experiment with different printmaking techniques to find the process that best embraces their work as a painter, sculptor, or photographer. The workshop is open to the public by appointment only.

No classes are offered.

Facilities: The Kala Art Institute Print Studio offers a variety of professional equipment including 3 American French Tool etching presses (1 measuring 44" x 66", 2 measuring 35" x 58"), 2 Griffin etching presses (1 measuring 19" x 32", 1 measuring 16" x 20"), a 28" x 46" Takach-Garfield motorized litho Press, 2 Vandercook letterpresses (1 measuring 19" x 28", 1 measuring 28" x 32"), a 16 1/2" x 23 3/8" photo polymer machine, a variety of UV exposure units, a 30" x 40" UV vacuum exposure table, a number of wide-format printers, a selection of cameras, video cameras, and sound equipment, and a variety of computer software including Adobe creative programs and editing software. Its Electronic Media Center features an Imacon Flextite Precision III scanner, a Polaroid scanner, and a 54" Roland 500 printer. Kala Art also has a 1400 sq. ft. gallery which presents approximately eight exhibitions each year and a print archive.

Classes in all forms of printmaking, digital media and book arts are offered.

Kala also offers an artist-in-residence program and an annual Fellowship Award.

Facilities: Iris ink jet prints up to 35" x 47", digital pigment prints up to 60" x 144", Lambda and Light jet 500XL

Studio for digital printmaking, monoprints, photography, and collaborations. Gallery features digital works of art on paper, photography, and mixed media.

No classes are offered.

Lococo Fine Art is a publisher of limited editions, graphics, multiples, and unique works on paper.

Facilities: Full etching studio with 2,400 square feet including 3 presses, print drying services, iron facing for plates and all essentials for multiple plate color intaglio printing.

Mad Dog Press is an intaglio studio, printing mostly copper plate etchings on a contract basis or by invitation. Regularly scheduled weekend and week-long workshops are offered throughout the year.

Classes are offered

Facilities: 34" x 60" Takach etching press, large rosin aquatint box, full darkroom

Manneken Press is an independent fine art press devoted primarily to publishing limited edition prints and artist's books by a core group of artists from across the U.S. and beyond. Contract work is also accepted.

No classes are offered.

Sheila Marbain developed the silk monotype process, a combination of encaustic and screen printing, in 1990. In this technique the artist draws directly on taut silk with materials such as pencil, wax crayon, pastel, etc. The image is then printed using a wax medium which releases the pigment from the silk and transfers and seals it onto the paper.

Facilities: 56" x 32" Etching press, 19" x 32" Etching pres, Guillotine, Flat Files, Light table, Exposure unit with 43" x 62" bed, Darkroom, Screen Pressure washer.

Modern Multiples is a fine art serigraph and digital printmaking studio that collaborates with a wide array of contemporary artists and designers to create unique and highly collectable works of art.

P.R.I.N.T. is a fine art press affiliated with the University of North Texas School of Visual Arts and publishes limited edition prints by emerging and established artists.

Workshops are offered.

Facilities: Fully equipped intaglio studio.

Paulson Press works with artists who reflect a wide range of aesthetic and thematic approaches.

No classes are offered.

PCA is a non-profit community arts campus that offers arts education programs and art exhibitions, and provides resources for individual artists throughout Western Pennsylvania.

The school offers classes for adults in visual arts and creative writing and a summer arts camp for children.

The press undertakes book arts projects that have particular merit in literary content, result in visual or technical research or provide for significant collaboration between writers and artists or between artists.

In the past, the Pyracantha Press also functioned as an integral unit of the school's Visual Arts Research Studios along with printmaking and photographic facilities, producing collaborative cross-discipline work with guest artists. The research studios are inactive at this time. The press continues its own research program.

After 8 ½ years directing Pamplemousse Press @ Pace Editions, Andre Ribuoli continues the tradition of fostering creativity and collaborating
with artists at Ribuoli Digital. Ribuoli Digital, a fine art studio in New York City, specializes in creating original artists’ projects and editions.
With a total of 15 years of experience in digital media and printing, Andre Ribuoli offers a multi-disciplinary approach, utilizing a full range
of digital (and traditional) media to produce the highest quality individualized projects.

Facilities: Three large etching presses and two lithography presses (can print up to 40" x 60"), an acid room with a dedicated ventilation system, and an Anderson-Vreeland processor for photo polymer plates, 2 editioning rooms (1 for etching and 1 for lithography), over 150 lithography stones, miscellaneous other printing tools and equipment, a print archive and a small exhibition space. The digital lab is equipped with 4 of the latest iMacs, CS4 and Epson inkjet printers, 7800 and 1280

Located in The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Center, the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop is committed to inspiring and fostering an artistic community of racial, ethnic and cultural diversity for the making of fine prints.

Classes and workshops are offered

Facilities: 3,500 square foot space with gallery, darkroom, lithography and etching presses.

Segura Publishing Company produces limited edition prints and monotypes by leading contemporary artists.

Member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association.

The organization offers an Artist in Residence (AIR) program that allows participants to learn the technique and create a limited edition of prints, under the guidance of a Master Printer. Hoping to increase the presence of minorities in the art world, the Serie Project encourages multi-racial participation and two-third of all resident artists are Latino.

During their stay, the artists gain access to a range of serigraphy equipment and create an edition of 50 prints under the guidance of a Master Printer. They also learn the process of serigraphy in a collaborative workshop setting that fosters an interchange of ideas and experience. All this is achieved at no expense to the artists.

Facilities: five Epson printers which can print up to 64" wide by any length on a wide range of paper canvas and other exotic materials. Epson 11880, Epson 9800 44" wide, Epson 9600 44" wide. High-density pigments for an extremely wide color gamut. New formulation of Magenta pigments for extreme blues and purples, High-gloss Microcrystal Encapsulation™ technology for reduced gloss differential, Superior scratch resistance from improved pigment and resin chemistry.

Silicon was founded upon a unique collaborative printmaking model established by a handful of fine arts workshops and presses in the United States.
While the tools at Silicon are digital, the philosophy is deeply rooted in the belief that it is the chemistry between the artist and the printmaker that results in the finest work.

Classes are offered
 

Facilities: Three lithography presses: One measure 45" x 90", Another measure 32" x 52", two letterpresses: One measure 28" x 28", one measures 19" x 21", photo plate-making facilities, 2 relief presses, laminating presses, two sewing machines, one serger, computer facilities.

The Solo Gallery exhibits fine art prints published by Solo Impression. The workshop specializes in contract printmaking concentrating in a collaborative approach with the artist.

No classes are offered.

Taller arte del nuevo amanecer is a collaborative partnership between the Department of Chicana/o Studies at the University of California, Davis and Woodland, a community located 10 miles north of Davis. The Taller offers a fully functioning silkscreen studio, Chicana/o Latina/o Arts exhibition space, and a teaching center for the arts.

Offers Classes and Artist residencies

Facilities: Takach lithography press 40" x 72", Takach Conversion Press 44" x 84", Dake Hydrolic press 48" x 48", Bunch Press 30" x 60", Bunch Press 5' x 12', Vandercook SP15, Vandercook 325G

Tandem Press is a self-supporting studio which operates under the auspices of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is designed to foster research, collaboration, experimentation, and innovation in the field of printmaking.

Classes are offered.

Facilities: fully equipped photo/video lab, a pigment/dye room, darkroom, and archives
The Fabric Workshop and Museum (FWM) invites contemporary artists to create new work using experimental materials and techniques. This internationally acclaimed Artist in Residence Program hosts emerging and established regional, national and international contemporary artists who have a demonstrated commitment to innovation and exploration.

Residencies, Apprentice Training  are offered

Facilities: A 7,000 sq. ft. studio space with facilities for intaglio, lithography, screen-printing, photography and ceramics.

Classes are offered.

The goal of Tiny Showcase is to create a forum and community for emerging artists and art viewers on a budget: is enables artists to showcase their talent while also making it possible for less wealthy art enthusiasts to purchase the art. Each week, Tiny Art's directors select a new piece of small-scale artwork and send it to the digital artwork reproduction braintrust IO Lanbs, Inc. to be transformed into a limited edition print series. The prints are then sold for around the same price as a book, CD or record. A percentage of the money earned form each sale is also donated to a charity chosen by the artist.

No classes/workshops offered.

Universal Limited Art Editions (ULAE) a fine art print publisher, was formally established in 1957 by Tatyana Grosman in a small cottage on Long Island. Today, by invitation, ULAE collaborates with invited artists to make limited edition prints and artists' books.

No classes are offered.

Wade Wilson Art is a gallery that specializes in art pertaining to minimalism, modernism, and concrete. Its subsidiary organization, Wade Wilson Art Editions, commissions printed work in a variety of printmaking media.

Facilities: 2000 sq. ft. studio with one 36 x 60 inch American French Tool etching press, one 40 x 70 inch Ledeuil etching press, aquatint box and oven to accommodate 30 x 40 inch plates, steel-facing tank that will accommodate a 30 x 40 inch plate, and print dryer with 48 x 48 inch capacity.

Located in an old dairy barn on farmland in the Connecticut River valley of southwestern New Hampshire, Wingate Studio publishes and produces original prints in collaboration with contemporary artists and print publishers.

No classes are offered but internship opportunities are available.

Facilities: The Women's Studio Workshop is an establishment for women and men alike. This facility has a variety of studios, including a 900 sq. ft. screen-printing studio equipped with a selection of screens measuring up to 3' x 4', photo facilities for work measuring up to 30" x 40", and miscellaneous other silkscreen tools and equipment, a 1200 sq. ft. etching studio equipped with 2 Charles brand presses (30" x 50", 28" x 48"), a variety of rollers, an acid room, and various other etching equipment, a 1000 sq. ft. papermaking studio equipped with a Hollander Beater, hydraulic press, and a variety of moulds and deckles, a letterpress studio equipped with an 11" x 18" Chandler and Price platen press, 2 book presses, a 14" x 20" Vandercoook proof press, a variety of typefaces and miscellaneous other equipment, as well as studios for ceramics and photography.

Classes, workshops, artist-in-residence grants, a Summer Arts Institute, and an internship program are offered. The Women's Studio Workshop also provides fellowship opportunities, retreats, private instruction, and studio rentals.