Dox Thrash, Coal Breaker, c. 1942 The Works Project Administration (WPA) provided opportunities for black artists to explore their creativity, gain access to new technology, and develop their artistic voices. Leslie King-Hammond will discuss the visual legacy of the WPA … Read More
Photo by Jaime Alvarez Before Philadelphia had a vibrant restaurant and bar scene, The Print Center was the site of regular social get-togethers. With the help of the Center City Residents Association, Friends in the City and Temple University LGBTQ … Read More
Ashley Limes, Platform II, 2013 Join Creative Philadelphia and The Print Center for an Open Air Screenprinting Workshop with Philadelphia printmaker, Ashley Limés. Ashley will be demonstrating the screenprinting process for all who attend by printing an original design, … Read More
Elizabeth Peyton, Rirkrit (two), 2002 Published by Two Palms, NY Although we live in the digital age, print continues to have urgency and ubiquity in contemporary art and society. In honor of The Print Center's 100th anniversary, Sarah Suzuki, from the … Read More
Mildred Dillon, The Print Club, Serigraph, 1944.Print and Picture Collection, Free Library of Philadelphia In celebration of the Print Center’s Centennial, The Philadelphia Free Library, Print & Picture Collection is mounting an exhibition of works by artists associated with The Print Center … Read More
Since it's founding in 1915, The Print Center has fulfilled a unique and important role in creating opportunities for artists, investigating new processes and supporting the print image in all its forms. In order to honor our accomplishments and launch … Read More
Mildred Dillon, The Print Club, Serigraph, 1944.Print and Picture Collection, Free Library of Philadelphia In celebration of the Print Center’s Centennial, The Philadelphia Free Library, Print & Picture Collection is mounting an exhibition of works by artists associated with The Print Center … Read More
Josephine Pryde, Here Do You Want To, 2014. Courtesy the artist; Reena Spaulings Fine Art, New York; Simon Lee Gallery, London; and Galerie Neu, Berlin. In conjunction with lapses in Thinking By the person i Am, the first US museum exhibition … Read More