“Moving the drawn line into space” - a conversation with the Philadelphia-based artist, Lindsay Deifik.

“Regarding the image as a ready-made material for manipulation” - a conversation with Glasgow-based artist Lilian Ptacek.

Old friends and new discoveries at this modestly sized but powerfully punchy San Francisco art fair.

Our annual run-down of our favorite exhibitions of the year. This year was an all-USA affair but had no shortage of knockouts.

“You can be bold and shout something very direct” - a conversation with London-based artist Alice Hartley.

The Huntington Botanic gardens in Pasadena took us on global garden voyage all while the southern California sun beat down.

A glimpse into the process we go through to edition a new series of collaborative prints.

As fall approaches we revisit a favorite visit to Kew Gardens and the colors we found there. 

“When I'm looking at the built environment around me, I notice multiples.” - a conversation with St Louis-based artist Sage Dawson.

Inside the giant Mission District storefront and production facilities of the Bay-Area icon that is Heath Ceramics.

“Concerning Vietnam” unpacks a troubling period of American history using historic printed collateral as its foundation.

Where letterpress can mean so much more than wedding invitations.

“I love the flirtation with failure that is inherent to the printmaking process.” - a conversation with Philadelphia-based artist Shelby Donnelly.

See inside the sketchbooks of our newest artist collaborator.

Getting acquainted with makers and artists in our new hometown.

“Print is so much of what we interact with daily in our consumer culture” - a conversation with artist Abigail Lucien.

Compositions in the decomposition of late-summer blooms. 

“Patience has become something I have honed through printmaking” - a conversation with Glasgow-based artist Abigale Neate Wilson.

Inspiration for when you’re laying awake at night dreaming up the perfect printshop…

“For a printmaker, I’m very private when I’m making work” - a conversation with San Francisco-based artist Annie May Johnston.