Profile: Contract/Publisher

Master Printer: Ed Hamilton

Founded: 1990

Address:
1317 Abbot Kinney Blvd
Venice, CA 90291

Phone: (310) 396-8244

Web: www.hamiltonpressgallery.com

Media: Lithography

Facilities: Small workshop with Takach press.

Hamilton Press publishes fine art lithographs by invited artists and is also available for contract publishing by galleries, organizations, and individual artists. All lithographs are hand-pulled by Ed Hamilton. Time and space are very limited.

No classes are offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Master Printer: Michael Costello

Founded: 1974

Address:
2312 West Alameda
Santa Fe, NM 87501

Phone: (505) 438-0987

Web: www.handgraphics.com

Media: Lithography, intaglio, photo-etching, monotype

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"

Profile: Non-profit Workshop

Director: Dennis O'Neil

Address:
210 West Windsor Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22301

Phone: (703) 519-4300

Web:www.hpwi.org

Media: Screenprint

Hand Print Workshop is a non-profit studio for international exchange and collaboration in printmaking. The Workshop sponsors residencies where artists collaborate with the studio director and master printer on editioned screenprints.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Master Printers: Janet Flohr and Gary Nichols

Founded: 1993

Address:
127 Grant Avenue
San Antonio, TX 78201


Phone: (210) 828-1634

Web: www.harehoundpress.com

Media: Intaglio, stone and plate lithography, relief, wide format digital printmaking, photogravure, small edition books, custom boxes and objects, embossing

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, two Epson 9600 Inkjet printers each 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.

No classes are offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Directors: Felix Harlan and Carol Weaver

Founded: 1984

Address:
83 Canal Street
New York, NY 10002

Phone: (212) 925-5421

Web: www.harlanandweaver.com

Media: All forms of intaglio

Facilities: 35' x 55" Ramec Press, 48" x 70" Brand Press, 44" x 70" Restored 19c. Press

Harlan and Weaver Inc. is a publisher and collaborative workshop that specializes in etching and intaglio printmaking.

No classes are offered.

Profile: Non-profit Workshop

Executive Director: Carla McGrath

Founded: 2001

Address:
2638 Lyndale Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408

Phone: (612) 871-1326

Web: www.highpointprintmaking.org

Mediums: Intaglio, relief, silkscreen, stone lithography

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.

Classes are offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Master Printer: Cole Rogers

Address:
2638 Lyndale Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408

Phone: (612) 871-1326

Email: www.highpointprintmaking.org/editions/

Highpoint Editions was created in 2004 as the publishing arm of Highpoint Center for Printmaking to ensure the recognition of work made at Highpoint in collaboration with Master Printer and Highpoint Editions Director, Cole Rogers. Its mission is to give printmakers the experience of working alongside a Master Printer in a professional setting.

Profile: Non-profit Art Center

Master Printer: Paul Mullowney

Founded: 1934

Address:
2841 Baldwin Avenue
Makawao, HI 96768

Phone: (808) 572-6560

Web: www.huinoeau.com

Media: Printmaking, papermaking, fiber arts, photography

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 printmaking, woodworking, and jewelry making.

Hui Press also provides open studios and a visiting artist program.

Classes are offered to both adults and children.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Phone: (212) 477-0021

Web: www.inkonus.com

Email: inkonus@yahoo.com

Media: digital printing

Facilities: Large-format Epson 9600 archival photo printer, scanning, digital video editing, and DVD creating facilities.

Inkonus works closely with fine art institutions and artists to produce high-quality digital prints using archival pigmented inks.

By appointment only.

No classes/workshops offered.

Profile: Publisher/University

Director: Joan Hall

Master Printer: Tom Reed

Founded: 1978

Address:
1 Brookings Drive
School of Art, Box 1031
Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899

Phone: (314) 935-6571

Web: islandpress.wustl.edu

Media: Experimental, large format editions in printmaking and papermaking

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.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director: Jennifer Melby

Master Printer: Jennifer Melby

Founded: 1979

Address:
110 Wycoff Street
Brooykln, NY 11231

Phone: 718-624-3655

Web:

Media:All forms of intaglio

Facilities: 36 x 60" Brand Press
A collaborative sutdio that specializes in intaglio printmaking. No classes offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director and Master Printer: Andrew Mockler

Founded: 1994

Address:
1166 Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11222

Phone: (718) 222-9122

Web: www.junglepress.com

Media: Lithography, monotype, woodcut, etching, photo-printmaking, digital 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.

Profile: Non-profit Workshop

Founded: 1974

Executive Director: Archana Horsting

Artistic Director: Yuzo Nakano

Print Studio Manager: Sharon Heitzenroder

Address:
1060 Heinz Avenue
Berkely, CA 94710

Phone: (510) 549-2977

Web: www.kala.org

Media: Intaglio, lithography, woodcut, letterpress, book arts, photo-printmaking, digital printmaking

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.

Profile: Contract

Master Printer: Kathy Caraccio

Founded: 1977

Address:
315 W. 39th Street #806
New York, NY 10018

Phone: (212) 594-9662

Web: kcaraccio.com

Media: Non-acid platemaking, monotype, non-traditional techniques including pochior, silk aquatints, hanga (Japanese waterbased woodblock printing)

Weekend collage and printmaking workshops are offered.

Profile: Publisher/Workshop/Gallery

Address:
1749 N. Main Street
Los Angeles, CA 90031

Phone: (323)-227-1275

Web: www.lamanopress.com

La Mano Press is an artist-run center dedicated to the promotion and appreciation of printmaking.

Classes and workshops are offered.

Profile: Publisher

President: Jack Lemon

Director: Steve Campbell

Founded: 1970

Address:
1589 San Mateo Lane
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Phone: (505) 982-6625

Web: www.landfallpress.com

Media: Lithography, etching, woodcut

Landfall Press collaborates with artists to produce printed multiples in a broad range of techniques and media.

No classes are offered.

Member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association.
Landfall Press publications can also be seen at Diane Villani Editions in New York City.

Profile: Publisher

Director: Philippe Laumont

Address:
333 West 52nd St.
New York, NY 10019

Phone: (212)-664-0594

Web: www.laumont.com

Media: Digital printmaking, monoprints, photography

Facilities: Iris ink jet prints up to 35" x 47", digital pigment prints up to 60" x 144", Lambda and Lightjet 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.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Director: Mike Sims

Founded: 1979

Address:
2011 Tracy Avenue
Kansas City, MI 64108

Phone: (816) 471-4848

Web: www.lawrencelitho.com

Media: Lithography, relief

Facilities:Two motorized lithography presses 33"x72" and 36"x70", one etching press. Total 3600 squ. ft. facility including press room, curating and prep room, and public gallery

Founded as a contract printing and teaching facility for local and regional artists in Lawrence, Kansas, The LLW has since expanded its operation beyond contract printing to an increased emphasis on publishing regional and national artists. Currently most projects are done on an invitational basis with The LLW acting as the primary publisher or co-publisher with the artists, though contract projects are still accepted.

No classes are offered.

Profile: University/Publisher

Director: Thomas Vu-Daniel

Master Printer Megan Foster

Founded: 1997

Address:
2960 Broadway
310 Dodge Hall, MC 1806
New York, NY 10027

Phone: (212) 854-7641

Web: http://arts.columbia.edu/neiman/

Media: Intaglio, lithography, silkscreen, relief, photography, and digital imaging

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

Classes are offered.

Profile: Contract/Publisher

Founded: 1981

Address:
232 Eastridge Drive
Spruce Pine, NC 28777

Phone: (828) 765-9873

Web: www.littletoncollection.com

Media: Vitreography (printing from glass plates in both intaglio and siligraphy/waterless litho techniques), digital transfer, woodblock

Facilities: American French Tool Press: 40 x 70", Brand Intaglio Press: 36 x 60", two large format inkjet Encad printers

Littleton Studio is an experimental workshop dedicated to promoting vitreography/glass plate processes. The Studio is associated with the The Littleton Collection gallery in St. Lucie County, Florida.

No classes are offered, but workshops and demos can be arranged with the master printer. Studio interns are accepted.

Profile: Publisher/Gallery

Director: Robert Lococo

Address:
9320 Olive Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri 63132

Phone: (800) 345-1764

Email: www.lococofineart.com

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

Director: Lothar Osterburg

Founded: 1993

Phone: (212)-627-0002

Address:
232 3rd Street, Building B #303
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Media: Photogravure

Email: photogravure@earthlink.net

Classes are offered.

Profile: Non-profit Workshop/Contract/Publisher

Director: Dusica Kirjakovic

Studio Director/Master Printer: James Miller

Master Printer: Doug Bennett

Founded: 1968

Address:
306 West 37th Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10018

Phone: (212) 673-5390

Web: www.printshop.org

Media: Intaglio, woodcut, monotype, silkscreen, photo-printmaking, papermaking

Facilities: Fully-equipped artists' studio, collaborative studio and workrooms that include 3 etching presses (28" x 50", 20" x 40", 18" x 36"), a book press, UV exposure unit, photo enlarger, screenprinting press (44" x 66" vacuum area), 2 vacuum presses (32" x 48", 44" x 66"), 60" x 96" screenprinting hinge table, 2 vacuum exposure units (45" x 54", 50" x 70") plate cutter, rosin box, Mac computers equipped with Adobe creative software, wireless internet access, printers, and scanners, and personal storage facilities. The use of water-based and non-toxic materials is encouraged.

LESP is a not-for-profit workshop that promotes and advances the art of printmaking. LESP offers open access to its professional printmaking facilities, financial and technical assistance to artists, innovative classes and public lectures.

Classes and residencies are offered.