When it comes to prints by women at auction, it appears that the market is still catching up with art history.

A dozen nationally and internationally known artists will showcase their contemporary printmaking processes on RIT’s campus during a workshop that concludes with a final exhibition and auction.

Sarah Sense (Chitimacha), “Does Water Have Memory?” (2017), dust grain photogravure, CMY photo-lithograph, woven, 15 x 19 in (gift of the Map(ing) project director from the ASU School of Art to ASU ...

Self Help Graphics & Art Annual Print Fair (courtesy Self Help Graphics) Since its founding almost 50 years ago, printmaking has at the heart of Self Help Graphics & Art, an organization in Boyle ...

A young Black woman with long hair gazes slightly to the viewer’s left as she commands the center of the canvas, flanked by two older Black women, one wearing a hat and the other with an afro ...

“It was shocking to me that there had never been a project that really looked into their work in depth,” she said. “A few of the members like Hughie Lee-Smith were able to build a more of a reputation ...

SAGINAW, MI — The Saginaw Art Museum is welcoming the fall season with two new exhibitions and newly rehung permanent collection galleries. The first exhibition opens Wednesday, Oct. 7, and explores ...

WATSONVILLE — This week’s Photographer’s Eye features photos inside the Porter Building, abuzz with activity and creativity as exhibit “Over the Edge: Printmaking Without Limits” is installed at the ...

Five printmaking studios across Europe have joined hands to launch a new initiative offering residencies to 30 artists who are refugees or migrants to create new works that will share their stories ...

Pablo Picasso is most famous for his role in the Cubist movement, creating abstract paintings that showed a subject from multiple perspectives. Now, a new exhibition at the British Museum is revealing ...