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Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) provides a full range of vital and unique services and programs for artists and the general public. Members rent time in the professional studio for a fee. APS offers seasoned artists and novices alike opportunities to enroll in a range of printmaking classes and workshops. Besides activity in the studio, APS has developed a continuing calendar of outreach events to serve the local community. Each year programing has grown as we’ve added annual artist residencies, student scholarships, collectors prints, artist exchanges and an increasing number of exhibitions. We have received support for our programs from the Fulton County Arts Council, the Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, Georgia Council for the Arts, the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund, LUBO Fund, Sara Giles Moore Foundation, and many generous private donors. We welcome all artists and the general public to join us in creating, learning about, and collecting fine art prints.
The Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) was established to support the fine art of printmaking in metro Atlanta. Founders envisioned an organization that would provide a well-equipped printmaking studio for local artists as well as raise the awareness of printmaking as an art form. In August 2005 the incorporation papers were signed and in December 2006 APS’s 501c3 non-profit status was approved – Atlanta Printmakers Studio was founded.

Cyanotype Holiday Cardmaking Workshop

Riso 101 Workshop

Pressing Matters 2026 Members Exhibition Artist Call

Collector's Choice

Community Work Day

Gallery Crawl

Spooky Letterpress Poems

In Practice: 2026 Instructors and Interns Exhibition - Closing Reception

Studio Orientation

2026 Emerging Artist Residency

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Kathy Garrou

Brandy Barker

Lex Turnbull

Arantza Peña Popo

Ruth Ashby

If you've been thinking about joining us as a day pass or studio renter, don't miss orientation! See you soon!

we found a good reminder on our drying rack today ✨ our next session of classes will start up in january, but stay tuned for some opportunities to come print with us before the year ends!

Since our upcoming workshop sold out SO QUICKLY, so we added another before the year ends! This one will be led by our Programs Manager, Lex Turnbull. Come learn a bit about the riso and how you can use it in your practice! 🪄 You can register now through the workshop link in our bio.

We hope to see you this Saturday for a lovely reception celebrating our talented members! Here are just a few of the beautiful pieces we will have on display. We are so grateful to our members who make our studio such an inspirational place to be!

THANK YOU to everyone who played a part in making our annual Collector's Choice fundraiser a success! We are so grateful for your support, it is truly what keeps us going. We feel beyond lucky for your presence in our beautiful space and look forward to many more years of PRINTMAKING TOGETHER!

Only a few days left to apply! Our Emerging Artist Residency (EAR) was established in 2009 by Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) to provide emerging artists the resources to create a body of work and an opportunity for professional development. APS’s mission is to nurture the practice of printmaking by providing the means for artists to make prints while celebrating and educating the community about the fine art of printmaking. EAR accomplishes this goal by providing artists a well-equipped studio, education, mentorship, exhibition, as well as, a unique opportunity to work with practicing artists of varied backgrounds and diverse skills. For the purposes of this program, an emerging artist is someone who shows significant potential, yet has not achieved a corresponding amount of professional accomplishment and recognition as an artist, regardless of age or recognition in other fields. We can't wait to see who will join us in 2027!

Want to check out the prints available in our print lottery for this Sunday's event? Head on over to our website to check out the full lot of prints for Collector's Choice 2026! Doors at 1:30, event starts at 2 and will go until 5pm. See you soon!

SILENT AUCTION PREVIEW IS LIVE! ⏰ Grab your ticket today and support this annual fundraiser to keep APS up and running!

Stop into the studio this Thursday for our monthly meeting of Atlanta Relief Carvers United! Shared, free open studio time to work alongside your print community and share what you've been working on. See you soon!

Sneak Peek at some Collector's Choice prints that will be featured in the lottery 🚨 TICKETS ON SALE NOW! We are so excited to see all of these prints rolling in to the studio 😍 and we can't wait to share them with you OCTOBER 25th!

Experience the magic of cyanotypes and create your own set of 10 holiday greeting cards to send to your loved ones! Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to create one-of-a-kind monochrome, Prussian-blue prints. All cards and envelopes will be provided! Register via the workshops link in our bio.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Join us for a special afternoon of celebration in support of Atlanta printmaking! You are invited to join Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) for an exciting, fresh celebration of amazing original prints and the local creators behind them. This year, we are reimagining our traditional print lottery to showcase an exceptional collection of new prints alongside exclusive artist experiences and a silent auction. Come connect with fellow collectors and creators over great conversation, fine art and delicious food and drinks. Collector’s Choice is an opportunity for you to be part of a community of passionate artists and art supporters of the Atlanta Printmakers Studio. This fundraiser will provide critical funds for APS’ educational and community programs. This includes classes, exhibitions, artist residencies, internships, community events, and equipment purchases and upgrades. Join the celebration!

This Friday! Come pull a print and check out our current exhibition before it closes, all of Hapeville will be bustling and we hope to see you all out and about in our lovely community.

THIS SATURDAY! We are welcoming our neighbors, members and anyone else in the community to come by and lend a hand with some studio tasks from 10am - 1pm. Drop in any time during that stretch to be part of the process as we settle into some new donations and round out the year!

DEADLINE EXTENDED! Calling all members or soon-to-be members, now is the time to get your submissions IN! Please reach out if you have any questions, more info is available on our website.

There are still a few seats left in our SPOOKY LETTERPRESS WORKSHOP happening next Sunday! 🎃👻 Click the workshop link in our bio to claim your seat before it's too late! 🌙🧙

and the low temps starting with 5 is something we ALL needed after this Summer (we know it's False Fall, but we can still appreciate it)

In response to the requests for an abbreviated introductory level letterpress class that, we have outfitted a stunning 4-week offering to round out the end of your year! During this class you will learn letterpress from the ground (or rollers) up, but you will be required to prove your competency post-session before utilizing the equipment on your own. It is our recommendation that you follow up this course with one more round of a 4-week class to get you super comfortable with the equipment before trying it solo! Click the "CLASSES" link in our bio to snag your spot. Bryan Baker runs Stukenborg Press, a letterpress studio that has recently moved to Grayson, GA. He received his BFA in printmaking from Ohio University, and MFA from the University of Tennessee. He has taught classes and workshops at Arrowmont, Ox-Bow, Penland, The Arm (NYC), The Center for Book Arts (NYC), UT Knoxville, Clarion University, and the College for Creative Studies. Along with his teaching he has spent many years as a production printer doing custom letterpress posters, ephemera, and stationery.

ICYMI: now is the time to register for a letterpress workshop or class!!!! huge thanks to @sangha_press for the donation!

SAVE THE DATE! Collector’s Choice: a Print Lottery to Benefit Atlanta Printmakers Studio on Sunday, October 25, 2026 from 2:00-5:00pm (doors open at 1:30 pm) ✨ You are invited to join the Atlanta Printmakers Studio (APS) for an exciting, fresh celebration of amazing original prints and the local creators behind them. This year, we are reimagining our traditional print lottery to showcase an exceptional collection of new original prints alongside exclusive, artist experiences and a silent auction. Come connect with fellow collectors and creators over great conversation, fine art, and delicious food and drinks. The Collector’s Choice fundraiser is your change to connect with local artists and meet fellow art lovers. Every dollar raised helps to fund Atlanta Printmakers Studio operations and community programs including: Fun studio classes and hands on workshops for all skill levels. The annual APS Emerging Artist Residency program. Public art exhibitions and community learning projects. New printmaking equipment and vital studio upgrades.

Introducing our new intern: Ruth Ashby! Ruth is a young artist who loves learning about a wide variety of things. She grew up in the south, but ventured to the North West to pursue a degree in Graphic Design at Brigham Young University-Idaho. After two years of school, she is excited to be back in Atlanta for a break and to learn more about printmaking with the Atlanta Printmakers Studio! She has previously worked with a non-profit organization focused on art and education and is looking forward to learning more about the everyday work of businesses like these. Ruth was introduced to printmaking through a university class, where she worked mainly in woodcut reduction prints. She had two pieces of her work exhibited in art shows in Rexburg. Graphite has long been her favorite medium (especially for sketching plants and animals), but woodcut has become a close challenger for that position. She loves it because it forces her to slow down and enjoy the process of making art in a tactile way. Handicrafts have been part of her life since she was little, such as knitting, crochet and basket weaving, so she was excited to embrace printmaking as another tactile experience when it came along. In addition to making art, Ruth loves to read, play piano, and spend time outside. She is the oldest of five siblings and lives with her family and dog, Lucy, in Marietta.

OPEN TO ALL APS MEMBERS ⏰ Renew Your Membership OR Sign Up As A New Member. Guaranteed one piece will be selected for each member. Each member may enter up to 4 pieces to be considered for exhibition! Learn more and apply through the link in our bio.

if you can't commit to a full class session, we have just what you're looking for! 😉 claim your spot now before it's too late, the next session advanced riso class is also almost FULL! ✨

JOIN US this Saturday from 4-6pm for the opening reception of John Schulz: Woodcuts! An obsessive collector of printed matter and other visual detritus, Schulz uses chance operations, systems, and cut-ups to create new, unexpected graphical narratives. At once strangely beautiful and vaguely threatening, fragments of image and text are jerked out of context and thrust together as in “the chance meeting of a sewing machine and an umbrella on a dissecting table.”– Comte de Lautréamont, The Songs of Maldoror, Canto VI, Verse 3, (1869). Schulz says, “In the end, I see my work as a dialogue with some of the lower common denominators of visual culture. I want to make something beautiful out of the cast-off and insignificant, lifting the veil of banality covering the generic and commonplace. I want my work to have a presence like furniture to which other meanings might be attached, like the rubber gloves and artichokes in the paintings of deChirico. A critic once spoke of my work as “essentially leaden and humorless.” I found that to be a rather sensitive observation and took it as a compliment.”

Atlanta Printmakers Studio is pleased to present an exhibition of woodcut prints by John Schulz, winner of the 2025 Atlanta Print Biennial Best in Show Award. Fifty-three artworks were selected for the biennial by the exhibition’s juror, Todd Anderson from eight hundred five submissions. As part of the Best in Show Award, Schulz was invited to have a solo exhibition of his work in the Carol Pulin Gallery at Atlanta Printmakers Studio. John Schulz is an artist and printmaker based in Saint Paul, MN. He is Professor of Practice Emeritus at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University in Boston, MA. Many of the prints in this exhibition are new works from an ongoing series that he recently printed at Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis, MN. John Schulz: Woodcuts invites visitors to view a series of woodcuts that “convey psychic anxiety, and reflect the uncertainty of contemporary life” during the month-long run of this exhibition at Atlanta Printmakers Studio.

SAVE THE DATE! Come spend time with the work and artists for our closing reception on September 1st from 6-8pm. You can also get a peak at our space and see what's new! 🧼 See you soon!

Reminiscing on the fine details of these prints from @kween504, who just wrapped up our EAR program. The push and pull of the layered prints really plays a lovely trick on the eye, but we also adore the high contrast of a deep black print on white paper. We feel so lucky to have our Emerging Artists spread out and create pieces of magic in our space!

PARDON OUR PROGRESS! We are working out a new layout for the studio since accepting a generous and beautiful donation from Mika Fowler of @sangha_press. Stay tuned, you may not believe your eyes!

Our next session of class offerings is LIVE! Register to get to secure your spot!

We already miss having these works to look at while we mosey around the studio, but we are so proud of Mada's prolific time in our Emerging Artists Residency! We can't wait to see what the next chapter will bring for all of our amazing EAR artists.

Some sweet details from our pattern printing on fabric workshop with Andrea Emmons this past weekend! It is always a pleasure to see Andrea and Carol printing together in the studio, but it's extra special to watch them share this joy with others in a workshop. If you missed it this time around, stay tuned for when we will have this offering again!

In Practice: Instructors and Interns of Atlanta Printmakers Studio Please be sure to visit the Carol Pulin Gallery at APS from August 15-September 1st to catch a glimpse of our talented instructors and interns printmaking practice. Viewing Hours: Tuesdays 10am-5pm, Thursday 10am-9:30pm, Saturday + Sunday 10am-4pm!

LAST CALL! ⏰ We have a few spots left in n our upcoming screenprinting and risograph classes! Find the link in our bio to claim your spot TODAY before admission closes tomorrow.

Thinking about becoming a renter or using our studio for a day pass? Generally interested in what we do and want to check out the space? Orientation is a great (and mandatory) part of the process for using our studio. We hope to see you there THIS COMING MONDAY! 🚨 RSVP encouraged and appreciated via email to angela@atlantaprintmakersstudio.org

NEW OFFERING! ✨ In this course, Arantza will teach you how to operate the machine, mix and match the Risograph's vibrant colors and use the scanner bed and digital platforms to improve registration and print quality. Students will experiment with analog techniques using collage, markmaking and photography to practice layering colors and making work that pushes the possibilities of this mighty yet humble office printer turned artist tool. Arantza Peña Popo is an illustrator, zinester and Ignatz Award-Nominated cartoonist who currently lives in Atlanta as a risograph technician and workshop facilitator at Posy Press at the Goat Farm. We are thrilled to have her in the studio, please join us in welcoming her as a new instructor! ✨ You can sign up for class through the link in our bio.

We are so excited to welcome Lex Turnbull as our new Programs Manager! 🪄 Lex is a southerner who approaches art as a jack-of-all-trades, specializing in books and paper, printmaking, sculpture and everything in between. As a visual artist, her work is often rooted in the ways our understanding and survival is reliant on each other and investigates our interconnectedness from a place of hope. She is a current fellow of The Creatives Project 18-month residency program. She holds a BA from Florida State University and a MFA from Western Carolina University. After graduate school, Lex taught Books and Paper at Warren Wilson College and ran Revolve, a contemporary art space and gallery, in Asheville, NC. Be sure to say hello next time you are in the studio!

Relief Printing with Jamaal Barber (@jbarberstudio) 💥 Dates: Tuesdays, August 4 - September 22 (8-week) Time: 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm This class will explore the basic parts of relief printmaking, from designing to carving to printing images. Sign up today on our site using the link in our bio!

THIS THURSDAY! Join us for a fun night of creating, sharing and hanging out with other folks at APS. It is free for anyone to participate in the group, but we hope you will consider becoming an APS member or updating your APS membership status if it has lapsed. PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE FREE GATHERINGS. NO FORMAL INSTRUCTION IS SCHEDULED, BUT WE'LL HELP YOU OUT! Bring your personal relief projects to the studio to carve or print in the company of other carvers. All you need is a linoleum block and paper! The studio will provide carving tools and black ink. See you there!

Intro to Intaglio w Sasha Schillbrack-Cole (@sashasc.art ) ✍️ Line etching is a fantastic way to create highly rich, and textural prints with detail impossible to achieve in any other medium. This class will dig into: how to make a variety of marks on your plate using both a needle-stylus and other tools, using the acid as an extension of your drawing, and a strong understanding of how to print with the press. If you have an eye for detail and an appreciation for process, this is the class for you! Learn more and register on our website using the link in our bio!

It's almost time ✨ We can't wait to see you this SATURDAY! Please come by to check out what @kween504 @mada_jones @azin_yousefiani have been working on and join us in supporting these amazing artists. We are so proud of them!

TWO Screenprint Class Options beginning in August: 💥 Intro to Screenprinting on Monday mornings 🌼 Intermediate Screenprint on Sunday afternoons Register on our website using the link in our bio! _ Image Credit: Erre (@erre.erre , "Don't Mess With Us" printed at Stanley Donwood Studios in the UK Miguel Corro (@vazquez.corro) printed at 90 Press Lagunilla in Mexico City

Join APS as we celebrate the projects created by this year’s emerging artists!

Thanks for celebrating your birthday with us LaToya! We had the best time hosting your group for a private relief carving workshop. 🎈 Did you know you could rent out the studio for private events? Reach out to info@atlantaprintmakersstudio.org for more information.

Late Summer/Early Fall Classes now available for registration! Learn more on our website, and register today! 🌟 Intro to Screenprint - Mondays, 8/3 - 9/28 10:00 am - 1:00 pm 🎨 Intermediate Screenprint - Sundays, 8/2-9/20 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm 🪚 Relief Printing - Tuesdays, 8/4 - 9/22 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm 🧪 Etching (6-week) - Wednesdays, 7/29 - 9/2 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm 📧 Advanced Typesetting (4-week) - Sundays, 8/9-8/30 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm We can't wait to see you in the studio!

🛎 REMINDER: This Saturday, June 27 from 4 - 6 PM, there will be a closing talk and demonstrations by Suzy Schultz and Susan James for CONVERGENCE, a photo etching exhibition on view at APS. 📸 Stop by the studio on Saturday afternoon and learn more from the artists aboout their process and technique!

We have some great summer workshops coming up soon!! Learn more and register on our site using the link in our bio!

Welcome our 2026 Summer Intern, Desteny! 🌟 👏 - Desteny Pelcastre is the son of Mexican immigrant parents and has lived in Georgia all his life. His work is heavily influenced by his Mexican heritage and growing up in the suburbs of Georgia. Desteny’s lack of representation has influenced his choice to focus on Latino stories in his prints. Being Mexican and growing up in the deep south, Desteny has seen the struggles facing immigrant families and how these struggles are interwoven within other marginalized groups. Desteny works primarily in printmaking; he is drawn to the process, history, and the mediums multiples. Desteny utilizes the multiplicity of printmaking to spread Latino stories and immigrant struggles. His printmaking practice is focused on the spread of knowledge and the power that knowledge has to mobilize a community into action. Desteny is currently a Senior at the University of West Georgia pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in Printmaking and a minor in Art History. Desteny is also the Print Studio Assistant for UWG and Exhibition Coordinator for the Art Student Union. Desteny is excited to join Atlanta Printmaker Studio as the summer intern and help spread the power of Printmaking to the community!

Solar Plate Workshop with Robert Brown! 📸 Saturday, June 13 from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm $140, ALL MATERIALS INCLUDED The workshop will show the process of creating a transparency, exposing and developing the plate, and printing it with a press. Participants will leave the workshop with a clear understanding of the solar plate process and a collection of their own hand-made prints! This workshop is hosted in tandem with CONVERGENCE: Susan Jame and Suzy Schultz, on view now through June 27 in the gallery. Learn more on our site!

THIRD THURSDAYS ARE FOR RELIEF CARVERS! 🌟 Thursday, June 18th from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM You are invited to bring your whatever you’re currently working on for a fun night of creating, sharing and hanging out with other folks at APS. It is free for anyone to participate! All you need is a linoleum block and paper! The studio will provide carving tools and black ink. PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE FREE GATHERINGS. NO FORMAL INSTRUCTION IS SCHEDULED

Want to become a studio renter? Attend our next studio orientation scheduled for Saturday, May 30th at 1:00 PM 🕐 RSVP to Angela@AtlantaPrintmakersStudio.org To become an Artist Renter all potential studio artists must attend orientation and undergo an interview, regardless of their background. As there are potential hazards in using the equipment and related materials, APS assesses the technical abilities of potential studio artists during orientation and an interview. Those who need to brush up on their skills are encouraged to take a class before attempting to work independently in the studio.

🌟 APS IS HIRING! 🌟 Atlanta Printmakers Studio is hiring a part-time Programs Manager! The Programs Manager supports the organization’s mission of inspiring a love of printmaking by maintaining a safe and organized studio space and managing exciting and fulfilling educational programming. For priority consideration apply by June 15, 2026. Learn more on our site using the link in our bio!

Join us on June 27 from 4 - 6 PM for a closing talk and demo! 🗓️ Saturday, June 27 will be the final chance to see this beautiful exhibition and hear the artists, Susan James and Suzy Schultz, discuss their process. Learn about the convergence of photography and printmaking through the lens of photogravure and photopolymer etching. The artists will have plates and will demonstrate printing on the etching press. Bring your curiosity and questions! 🔍

We had a blast hosting Westminster students for a screenprinting workshop during their Printapalooza! Mini Course. 🎈 Thanks for printing with us! 💬 Interested in bringing a group to APS? Reach out to our Program Manager kat@atlantaprintmakersstudio.org for more information!

🌌 Currently on view in the Carol Pulin Gallery: CONVERGENCE: Susan James & Susie Schultz, a beautiful showing of prints exploreing the intersection of photograph and illustration. Join us on June 27 from 4 - 6 PM for a closing talk and demo! 🗓️ Saturday, June 27 will be the final chance to see this beautiful exhibition and hear the artists discuss their process. Learn about the convergence of photography and printmaking through the lens of photogravure and photopolymer etching. The artists will have plates and will demonstrate printing on the etching press. Bring your curiosity and questions! 🔍

We have a busy weekend at APS coming up! Reminder that the studio will be CLOSED from 10am - 4pm on Saturday, May 9 to accommodate our FULL Riso 101 Workshop. The studio will then OPEN from 5pm-7pm for the opening reception of CONVERGENCE: Susan James & Suzy Schultz. There are still a few spots available in our spring classes! Register on our website. Please be aware of heavy traffic delays all across Atlanta this weekend and plan accordingly!

Learn how to use a platen press in our upcoming Intro to Letterpress class! 💌 Sunday afternoons from 4-7 PM with @stukenborgpress! Students will learn the basics of letterpress, from setting type, lock-up, printing and cleaning plus the redistribution of type. Students of all levels are welcome. Register on our site using the link in our bio!

CONVERGENCE: Susan James & Suzy Schultz Exhibition Dates: May 9 – June 26, 2026 “Convergence” presents a dialogue between two artists who utilize the historical medium of photogravure to bridge the gap between contemporary imagery and the enduring soul of the hand-pulled print. By merging their distinct backgrounds in photography and painting, Susan James and Suzy Schultz explore the "making of something new old again," leveraging modern technology to transform photography and drawings into atmospheric, hand-printed etchings. The resulting work explores the intersection of photography and illustration in photogravure. 📸 __ “Remembering the River” Suzy Schultz Photopolymer, chine colle, pastel, Georgia clay, graphite 9” x 10 1/2” "El Camino" Susan James copperplate photogravure of a digital drawing and photo-composite imagery 9.5 x 17.5 in.

Have you heard about our 20 for 20 Endowment Campaign? As the Atlanta Printmakers Studio continues to celebrates its 20th year, we are embarking on an Endowment Campaign. Our goal is to raise $20,000 by August 2026. We are thrilled to have raised over $12,000 so far! Through these funds we can ensure organizational stability through unpredictable times, support staff and artist stipends, maintain and upgrade our printmaking facilities, offer scholarships and free community outreach programs, and MORE! Consider donating at any level to help us reach our goal. 💛 Learn more at AtlantaPrintmakersStudio.org

RISO 101 - Workshop on Saturday May 9th - 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Learn the basic of Risograph with Dyanne Horgan of Ripe Ink Press! We will learn how to design with Riso in mind and how to translate your design into a print successfully. Topics will include the technical aspects of printing Riso, color mixing, scanning, registration, and more. In this workshop, we will make analog riso prints using the scanning function so make sure you bring fun source material to play with. Open to participants of any level and all printing materials will be provided.

Print Big! 2026 was a SUCCESS! 🌟 Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in our annual steamroller event. Special thanks to all of the participating school groups, our amazing volunteers, and our generous sponsors.

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