Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director: Lawrence Hamlin

Founded: 1996

Address:
115 D East University Ave.
Champaign, IL 61820

Phone: (217) 403-0276

Web: www.maddogpress.com

Media: Etching

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.

Profile: Non-Profit Workshop

Address:
481 Washington St.
New York, NY 10013

Phone: (212) 219-8783

Web: www.manhattangraphicscenter.org

Media: Intaglio (including silicon intaglio, viscosity etching, gelatin plates, pochoir), platinum prints, photogravure, lithography, woodblock, silkscreen, adinkra cloth making, rubber stamp, chine colle, carborundum collograph

Facilities: Three etching presses, three lithography presses, a silkscreen area, acid room, rosin box, exposure room, and a complete darkroom.

Manhattan Graphics Center is a fully equipped, fine art printmaking studio that welcomes artists at all levels of printmaking experience. MGC offers many options for independent workspace use.

Classes are offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Directors: Sarah Smelser and Jonathan Higgins

Master Printer: Jonathan Higgins

Founded: 2000

Address:
1106 E. Bell Street
Bloomington, IL 61701

Phone: (309) 829-7443

Web: www.mannekenpress.com

Media: Intaglio, photogravure, relief, lithography, monotype, photo-printmaking, chine colle

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.

Profile: University/Publisher

Director: Nona Hershey

Founded: 1993

Address:
621 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA 02115

Phone:(617)-879-7550

Web: www.massart.edu

Media: Intaglio, relief, lithography (including photo), silkscreen, book arts, monoprint

Facilities: 9000 sq. ft. print shop including four etching presses, four lithography presses, two large exposure units, full silkscreen studio, darkroom, and computer room

Artists are invited to publish original prints while working with students in the print department.

Classes are offered

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Master Printer: Sheila Marbain

Founded: 1955

Address:
75 Varick St.
New York, NY 10013

Phone: (212) 226-6261

Web: http://www.art.net/thegallery/Maurel_Room/maurel.html

Media: Silk monotype, silkscreen

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.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director: Maxine Richard

Founded: 1985

Address:
1204 E 48th St. North
Tulsa, OK 74126

Phone: (918) 425-6319

Media: Intaglio and relief processes

Facilities: 24" x 36" Takach etching press

No classes are offered.

Profile: Publisher

Directors: Luis and Lea Remba

Founded: 1968

Address:
1419 East Adams Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90011

Phone: (323) 232-1158

Web: www.mixografia.com

Media: Mixografia®, handmade paper, wood, metal and plastic fabrication, lithography, etching, silkscreen, woodcut, copper relief, Freepoint®, relief, monotype, monoprint, giclee/inkjet

Facilities: A 30,000 sq. ft. facility in downtown Los Angeles housing a foundry, paper-making mill, a collection of lithography stones (including one of the world's largest), and five dual printing presses.

Mixographia® is a unique fine art printing process that allows for the production of three-dimensional prints with texture and very fine surface detail. The artist incises, impresses, carves or applies, with any solid material or combination of materials, the work of art to be produced from which a series of printing plates are then cast. Luis Remba and his son, Shaye Remba, both engineers, oversee and maintain the workshop facility.

No classes are offered.

Profile: Non-profit Workshop

Director: Richard Finch

Founded: 1972

Address:
School of Art
Campus Box 5620
Illinois State University
Normal, IL 61790

Phone: (309) 438-7530

Web: http://www.cfa.ilstu.edu/normal_editions/

N.E.W. is a distinctive non-profit research facility closely affiliated with Illinois State University. It provides collaborative custom fine printing services for artists throughout the United States.

Profile: Publisher/Gallery

Director: Kristin Heming at 57th and Jeremy Dine and Jacob Lewis at 26th

Founded: 1968

Address:
32 East 57th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10022

Chelsea at 521 West 26th Street 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10001


Phone:(212)-629-6100

Web: www.paceprints.com

Media: Etching, woodblock, digital printing, silkscreen, relief

Facilities: Three etching presses, two letter presses, two Iris and Epson printers

Pace Prints is a fine art print publisher. The gallery exhibits both contemporary prints published at the Pace workshop as well as prints that have been acquired from other print publishers, artists, estates, and other sources.

No classes are offered

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director: Andrew Ribuoli

Founded: 2000

Address:
44 West 18th Street, 8th floor
New York, NY 10011

Phone: (212) 665-2343

Web: www.pamplemoussepress.com

Media: Iris Inkjet, embossing, paper punching, cutting, stencil cutting, Epson printing, scanning, photo manipulation, digital image creation, engraving, runner stamp, inkjet fabric printing, machine embroidery

Profile: Publisher

Master Printers: Pam Paulson and Renee Bott

Founded: 1993

Address:
1318 Tenth Street
Berkeley, CA 94710

Phone: (510) 559-2088

Web: www.paulsonpress.com

Media: Etching, intaglio

Facilities: Fully equipped intaglio studio.

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

No classes are offered.

Profile: Publisher

Director: Cheryl Pelavin

Master Printer: Brian Pilliod

Founded: 1981

Address:
13 Jay St.
New York, NY 10013

Phone: (212) 925-9424

Web: www.cherylpelavin.com

Media: Oil and water-based monotype

Facilities: 36" x 60" Charles Brand etching press

Pelavin Editions has devoted its focus to the painterly medium of monotype. The shop works on one project at a time with only that (or those) artist(s) in the studio. This creates a highly collaborative work environment in which the exploration of the monotype process is encouraged. Pelavin Editions works with both established and emerging artists.

No classes are offered.

Profile: Non-profit Community Arts Center

Director: Laura Domencic

Founded: 1945

Address:
6300 5th Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15232

Phone: (412) 361-0873

Web: www.pittsburgharts.org

Media: Intaglio, relief, book arts

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.

Profile: Publisher/University

Program Coordinator: Rachel Biggerstaff

Master Printer: Catherine Chauvin

Founded: 1993

Address:
1120 W. Oak
Denton, TX 76201

Phone: (940) 369-7575

Web: www.art.unt.edu/print

Media: Lithography, etching, relief

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.

Profile: Publisher

Director: David Procuniar

Founded: 1970

Address:
19 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10013

Phone: (212) 226-6619

Web: www.procuniarworkshop.com

Media: All types of printmaking including lithography, intaglio, screenprinting, woodcut, linoleum, carborundum, monoprint, and digital printmaking.

The Procuniar Workshop collaborates with a variety of contemporary artists to create unique and editioned works on paper as well as a steady output of prints, painting, sculpture, and photography.

No classes are offered.