David Salle, “Untitled” (2024), collage on panel with hand finishing, 65 1/2 x 44 inches, each (© David Salle, courtesy Pace Prints) From March 27–30, the IFPDA Print Fair will gather more than 70 ...

As important as it can be for an art dealer to communicate certain works’ conceptual possibilities to collectors, that effort becomes secondary if they first need to spend a considerable amount of ...

Organized by STPI and premiering during Singapore Art Week, Print Show and Symposium Singapore heralds a new chapter for print and paper.

Since humans started figuring out how to make marks on semi-permanent surfaces and, eventually, how to duplicate those ideas with new processes and tools, printing has evolved into a diverse and ...

Walking into the Smart Museum’s opening for Paper Museums: The Reproductive Print in Europe, 1500-1800 last Thursday was like stepping into another world. The new exhibit seeks to reassess the ...

Leslie Koptcho wants to talk about Mike the Tiger before getting to her own work. She's a professor in the LSU College of Art & Design's Printmaking Program, and Mike is a symbol of art and school ...

This March, Artnet presents its 20th Century Art sale, offering a wealth of exceptional works that span painting, sculpture, photography, and prints. Here, we spoke to Artnet Specialist of Prints and ...

Often, when I see that a book comes directly out of a dissertation, there’s a sinking feeling that it may be arcane and academic in the extreme. The kind of book that’s filled with jargon and overly ...

(Main photo: Prints and print portfolios by students of the University of Mindanao.) Hosting a print fair in a gallery space is rare. Prints—especially on paper—are often overlooked in local art ...