The Print Center

07/24/2024

Although the exhibition is now closed, we are delighted to share this thoughtful review by Musée Magazine of "Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL." Many thanks to writer Lauren Levesque and ! Read it here: https://shorturl.at/BYkWd
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Levesque writes that "Hellebrand challenges the stereotypical definition of beauty and looks to cherish the female body in all forms."
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Learn more about the (now closed) exhibition "EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL" here: https://printcenter.org/100/spring-2024/
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07/23/2024

THANK YOU to the Philadelphia Cultural Fund for supporting The Print Center as well as Philadelphia's arts community! We are proud to be a 2024 grantee!

Additional thanks to Mayor Parker, Council President Johnson, as well as all the Council Members At-Large.

07/19/2024

DON'T MISS these three stirring exhibitions: “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL," "Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing" and "Martie Zelt: Land Strider." Visit before they close THIS SATURDAY, July 20! 📍 We are open 11am - 6pm, Tuesdays - Saturdays.
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"Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing" () presents prints and constructed mixed-media textile works explore interior worlds, mythologies, navigational tools and resistance strategies of African diasporic origins.
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"Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL" () presents images on delicate paper and plaster, printed as tonally rich photogravures that skillfully explore societal norms around beauty, gender and age.
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"Martie Zelt: Land Strider" surveys Zelt's lifetime of work in printmaking and handmade paperworks, focused on her innovations in these processes during the 1970s and 80s.
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These shows are presented in conjunction with .
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07/18/2024

LAST CHANCE! Visit The Print Center by July 20 to see “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL” – the premiere exhibition of the esteemed photographer’s n**e images of aging women created as photogravures on paper and plaster.
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The works in the show grant every woman visual autonomy and equal presence. The tonal range of photogravure is revealed in the tea-stained plaster sculptures, lending the women's bodies the dignity of an antique fresco. Whether on paper or plaster, these meticulously crafted photogravures affirm the artist’s commitment to presenting these bodies as worthy and beautiful subjects.
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Be sure to check out the show’s review in Artblog! Andrea Kirsh writes that the exhibition is "beautiful and surprising, revealing and provocative, and likely to resonate in memory long after viewing it."
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Read more about Hellebrand () and her work on our exhibition page, or, watch the recording of her Conversation with Executive Director Liz Spungen. https://printcenter.org/100/recorded-programs/
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Also on view through July 20: “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing” and “Martie Zelt: Land Strider.” These shows are presented in conjunction with .
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Images (all works by Nancy Hellebrand, 2024, printed by C. R. Ettinger Studio):
1. “Untitled C,” photogravure on plaster
2-4. Installation view, The Print Center. Photos: Jaime Alvarez
5. “Untitled C (frontal),” photogravure on Gampi
6. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
7. “Untitled KD,” photogravure on Gampi
8. “Untitled KO,” photogravure on plaster
9. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
10. Nancy Hellebrand
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07/17/2024

LAST CHANCE! Visit The Print Center by July 20 to see “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing” – Santana’s first solo exhibition. It comprises handmade textiles printed with images of Black matriarchs, both familial and anonymous, created in an effort to connect with ancestral knowledge.
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Santana’s () process is one of discovery and deliberation. The artist describes her decision-making process on materials and techniques to employ as a sequence of “responsive encounters” with these photographs. The images are transferred and translated several times over; they are screenprinted and monoprinted onto fabric that is then reused in numerous ways using traditional quilting techniques. To this, she adds hand-stitched embroidery, much like a series of visual annotations that directly engage with both the figures on the surface and the colorful abstract forms surrounding them.
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Read more about Santana and her work on our exhibition page, or, watch the recording of her Conversation with curator Lauren Rosenblum. https://printcenter.org/100/recorded-programs/
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Also on view through July 20: “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL” and “Martie Zelt: Land Strider.” These shows are presented in conjunction with .
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Images (all works by Stephanie Santana):
1. “Communion,” 2024, screenprint on cotton fabric, batting, thread and flashe. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
2. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
3. “Wavelength,” 2024, screenprint on cotton fabric, batting, thread and flashe
4. “Safe Passage,” 2024, screenprint and monoprint on cotton fabric, batting, thread, embroidery floss and flashe
5. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
6. “Through Shadows,” 2024, screenprint, cotton fabric, thread, embroidery floss and flashe. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
7. “Vantage Point,” 2022, screenprint and monotype on cotton fabric, batting, thread and embroidery floss
8. “Vantage Point” (detail)
9. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
10. Stephanie Santana. Photo: Noemie Marguerite
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07/16/2024

LAST CHANCE! Visit The Print Center by July 20 to see “Martie Zelt: Land Strider” – a commemorative survey of the late artist’s abstract prints and paperworks that capture the spirit of her nomadic existence between Philadelphia and New Mexico.
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Zelt utilized many dynamic materials including store-bought fabrics, fake fur, sequins, glitter, Velcro snaps, acrylic paint, fishhooks, metal hinges, twine, machine sewing, linen thread – and layered them with numerous printmaking techniques – lithography, photoetching, woodcut, collagraphy and Xerox. She commented, “You can’t look at my work like you do a picture. I don’t use printing for imagery, but rather for texture and color in the same way that I use the surface of handmade paper.”
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Read more about Zelt and her work on our exhibition page: https://printcenter.org/100/spring-2024
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Also on view through July 20: “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL” and “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing.” These shows are presented in conjunction with .
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Images (all works by Martie Zelt):
1. “Land Strider #3,” n.d., Xerox, fabric and handmade paper with thread
2. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
3. “Big Navajo,” 1969, screenprint
4. “Double Cone,” 1979, lithograph with colored pencil and thread
5. “Double Cone” (detail)
6. “Grey Cat,” 1986, lithograph, fabric, handmade paper and thread. Published by Tamarind Institute ()
7. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
8. “Untitled,” 1980, screenprint with thread. Published by Brandywine Workshop & Archives (.workshop)
9. Installation view, The Print Center. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
10. Martie Zelt
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07/12/2024

From : Kayrock Screenprinting () has printed and published fine art editions in Brooklyn, NY, since 1998. They work directly with artists, as well as galleries, museums and other cultural institutions.
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All works pictured are screenprints, 24" x 18", printed and published by Kayrock and available for $75:
1. Yuri Shimojo (), “A Message from Rudy,” 2019, edition of 199, inspired by the artist's aging Boston Terrier, Rudy, and his unusual blue eyes.
2. Paul Shortt (), “Don't Let Adulthood Corrupt You II,” 2019, edition of 186, inspired by the artist's reading of an essay written by Dr. Suess which explores ways in which adults constrain children's sense of humor.
3. Naomi Clark (), “Pocket Jade and Goldstone,” 2018, edition of 164, inspired by the artist's use of form, color and language to create playful compositions.
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These prints and more from Kayrock Screenprinting are available for purchase in The Print Center Gallery Store! If you are interested in learning more or making a purchase: shop the collection online here: https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/collections/kayrock-screenprinting.
Or, visit us at The Print Center (Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-6pm), or contact us at [email protected].
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07/10/2024

Take a closer look at these beautiful details found in Stephanie Santana’s work! Visit The Print Center by July 20th to enjoy the thoughtful details and multimedia works on view in “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing.”


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Sharing a few detail images of work from my solo presentation “Ways of Knowing,” on view through July 20th 🪡 layered hand embroidery, monotype, screenprint & hand-painting on cotton

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07/04/2024

Happy Independence Day! The Print Center is CLOSED today, Thursday, July 4 through Saturday, July 6. We will reopen with normal hours on Tuesday, July 9. We hope you have a safe and fun holiday! ❤️🤍💙
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Kevin Cummins’ “Independence Hall,” is an etching and aquatint, 11" x 7 1/2", in an edition of 40, available for $150.
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Shop this print and others in The Print Center’s Gallery Store: in-person Tuesdays – Saturdays, 11am – 6pm or online anytime via the 🔗 link in our bio! For more information, email [email protected], call 215.735.6090 x2, or visit us.
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07/03/2024

THANK YOU Leonian Foundation () – we are honored to have your renewed support for our Artists-in-Schools Program (AISP)!
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AISP is led by Program Coordinator Lucy Pistilli and provides visual arts education to 600 underserved high school students in the Philadelphia School District each year.
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Images (all from fall 2023)
#1-3: Students at ASPIRA Bilingual Cyber Charter School, led by Teaching-Artist Lucy Pistilli (.pistilli.2d.compulsions) and Classroom Teacher Joy Waldinger
#4-5: Students at Hardy Williams Mastery Charter School, led by Teaching-Artist Amber Rivera () and Classroom Teacher Dominique Samarco
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07/02/2024

Many thanks to Andrea Kirsh and Artblog () for the lovely and thoughtful review of our current exhibition, “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL.” Read it here: https://shorturl.at/Rqt3T
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Kirsh writes that the exhibition was "beautiful and surprising, revealing and provocative, and likely to resonate in memory long after viewing it."
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See "EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL" at The Print Center through July 20. Also on view: "Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing" and "Martie Zelt: Land Strider." These shows are presented in conjunction with .
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07/01/2024

From : a playful print by Alex Stadler! 🌈
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Stadler () is a multidisciplinary artist, author, textile designer, illustrator and curator. He has written and illustrated more than 10 published books for children and adults and has created public artwork and murals for Colette Paris, Reading Terminal Market and Comcast in Philadelphia and Saks 5th Avenue's flagship store in New York City. He created his own line of knitted scarves and blankets and has collaborated with and designed for Comme des Garçons, Jack Lenor Larsen, GapKids, Todd Oldham and Whoopi Goldberg. He had a solo show at in 2019, and recently partnered with to present "Gone & Forever," an exhibition and public memorial service dedicated to Philadelphians who lost their lives during the early years of the AIDS pandemic.
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"Rainbow Hat," 2015, is a foil stamped print with hand coloring, produced in an edition of 150 in honor of The Print Center’s Centennial. There are several prints still available at varying sizes for $34-$54! https://shorturl.at/Ym9r3
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Shop the Gallery Store in-person Tuesdays – Saturdays, 11am – 6pm, or online anytime via the link in our bio! For more information, email [email protected], call 215.735.6090 x2, or visit us at The Print Center.
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06/21/2024

We are proud to be a partner of Wawa Welcome America’s Free Museum Days! Please visit us today, Friday, June 21 from 11am – 6pm to see our current exhibitions: “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing,” “Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL” and “Martie Zelt: Land Strider.”
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Check out WWA’s calendar to see all of the participating museums and the countless other great events!
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P.S. We’re free to visit every day (Tues-Sat)!
Link in bio ➡ more info about the exhibitions
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Image: Installation view, “Stephanie Santana: Ways of Knowing,” 2024. Photo: Jaime Alvarez
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06/21/2024

🎆 Day 3! 🎆 Check out some iconic free museums around the city and then get ready to move and groove at Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse for the Kidchella Music Festival!!

📍 Historic Rittenhouse Town
📍 The Print Center
📍 Christ Church Preservation Trust

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3pFz660

06/19/2024

Happy Juneteenth! 🎉

Today, we celebrate the freedom, resilience, strength and unity of the Black community. Juneteenth serves as a powerful reminder of the progress we have made, while acknowledging the work that still lies ahead to dismantle systemic racism and ensure justice for all.

We encourage you to check out all of the fantastic events happening around the city, especially with our colleagues at !

We hope everyone has a safe and joyful day!

06/17/2024

🚨 LAST CHANCE 🚨 TO SUBMIT to the 99th ANNUAL International Competition!
The Print Center invites artists working with photography and/or printmaking to enter the 99th iteration of our ANNUAL Competition! DON’T MISS this chance to share your work with our fabulous jurors. Open to local, national and international artists.
⏳ DEADLINE TONIGHT, Monday, June 17, 11:59pm (ET)
🔗 Full details + submission instructions: https://printcenter.org/100/99th-annual/
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Jurors:
✨ Drew Sawyer (), Sondra Gilman Curator of Photography
✨ Claudia Zapata (), Associate Curator of Latino Art
✨ Meet the jurors: https://printcenter.org/100/99th-juror-interviews/
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➡ Open to artists using Photography or Printmaking as a critical component of their work
➡ Entry Fee: $45
🏆 Awards + Prizes include:
- Three Solo Exhibitions at The Print Center
- Stinnett Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection Award
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Purchase Award
- Art Museum of West Virginia University Purchase Award
- The Blake Bradford Fitler Club Artist in Residence Award
- The Print Center Honorary Council Award of Excellence
- Print Center Gallery Store Contract
- Numerous cash + material prizes
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❓ Questions? Email [email protected] or call 215.735.6090 x1

06/15/2024

🕒The clock is ticking! ❗ The DEADLINE to enter the 99th ANNUAL International Competition is Monday, June 17 at 11:59pm (ET)!
🔗 Full details + submission instructions: https://printcenter.org/100/99th-annual
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This is a fabulous opportunity to share your work with our esteemed jurors!:
✨ Drew Sawyer (), Sondra Gilman Curator of Photography
✨ Claudia Zapata (), Associate Curator of Latino Art
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➡ Open to artists using Photography or Printmaking as a critical component of their work
➡ Entry Fee: $45
🏆 Awards + Prizes include:
- Three Solo Exhibitions at The Print Center
- Stinnett Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection Award
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Purchase Award
- Art Museum of West Virginia University Purchase Award
- The Blake Bradford Fitler Club Artist in Residence Award
- The Print Center Honorary Council Award of Excellence
- Print Center Gallery Store Contract
- Numerous cash + material prizes
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❓ Questions? Email [email protected] or call 215.735.6090 x1
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06/14/2024

It is NOT TOO LATE to stop in and find an awesome Father’s Day gift! and at The Print Center’s Gallery Store. We can help you find unique + special gifts for Dad at any price point, including:
🎁 Helen Siegl’s “Family Fun,” relief, 21 1/2" x 15 1/2", edition of 30, $150
🎁 James B. Abbott’s () “North Broad Street at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Looking South, Philadelphia,” 2016, inkjet print, 19” x 13”, AP, $800
🎁 Alexis Nutini's () "Swing Low," 2021, laser engraved woodcut monoprint, 30” x 22”, variable edition of 30, $900
🎁 Henry Horenstein's () “Speedway 1972,” 2022, hardcover book, signed, first edition, published by Stanley / Barker, $50
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Shop in-person Tuesdays – Saturdays, 11am – 6pm, or online anytime: https://printcenterstore.myshopify.com/
For more information, email [email protected], call 215.735.6090 x2, or visit us at The Print Center.
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06/14/2024

We asked artist Idalia Vasquez-Achury (previous ANNUAL International Competition award winner!) three questions about her experience with the ANNUAL. Follow the link in our bio to hear Vasquez-Achury () talk about the many initial and long-term impacts of winning both a Solo Exhibition Award and The Blake Bradford Fitler Club Artist in Residence Award, as well as her advice on applying!
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❗ ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN to apply to the 99th ANNUAL!
Any artist using Photography and/or Printmaking as critical components in their work can enter.
➡ DEADLINE: June 17, 2024, 11:59pm (ET)
➡ Entry Fee: $45
➡ Full Prospectus + Enter Online: link in bio!
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Awards + Prizes include:
- Three Solo Exhibitions at The Print Center
- Stinnett Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection Award
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Purchase Award
- Art Museum of West Virginia University Purchase Award
- The Blake Bradford Fitler Club Artist in Residence Award
- The Print Center Honorary Council Award of Excellence
- Print Center Gallery Store Contract
- Numerous cash + material prizes
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06/13/2024

As the deadline for our 99th ANNUAL International Competition approaches, we asked our jurors, Drew Sawyer (Whitney Museum of American Art) and Claudia Zapata (Blanton Museum of Art) four questions about their careers and approaches to jurying! Watch or read their interviews: https://printcenter.org/100/99th-juror-interviews/
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❗ DEADLINE: Monday, June 17 at 11:59pm (ET)
➡ Prospectus + submission instructions: https://printcenter.org/100/99th-annual/
➡ Open to artists using Photography and/or Printmaking as a critical component of their work
➡ Entry Fee: $45
🏆 Awards + Prizes include: a wide variety of exhibition, museum acquisition, cash and material prizes!
❓ Questions? Email [email protected] or call 215.735.6090 x1
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06/11/2024

Enjoy a fabulous evening in support of the arts! Be our Dinner Date and Celebrate Nancy Hellebrand at the Beautiful Liao Collection on Thursday, June 20. Space is limited – tickets are available here: https://shorturl.at/T41QM 🎉
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Begin the evening by hearing about the works in “EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL” from Nancy Hellebrand () while nibbling scrumptious hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. The artist-led tour will be followed by a festive dinner amidst the Asian art and antique treasures of Michelle Liao! What better way is there to support The Print Center than enjoying this special evening? It's a win-win!
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Nancy Hellebrand is a highly regarded, Philadelphia-based photographer. She was the first American to have a solo exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery, London. She has been included in many exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the US and in Europe. Hellebrand has received prestigious fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. In addition to being collected by numerous museums, her work has been covered in every major publication from Aperture and Artforum to The New York Times, The New Yorker and The Village Voice.
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Michelle Liao has been an esteemed Asian antiques dealer for over four decades. The Liao Collection is housed in a stunning 6,000-square-foot space and includes a fantastic array of artwork, textiles, furniture, artifacts and more. This is a visit not to be missed!
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Learn more + get your ticket today ➡ https://shorturl.at/T41QM
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Images:
1. Nancy Hellebrand, "Untitled KD," 2024
2. The Liao Collection
3. Dinner Date invitation
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06/07/2024

The Print Center stands in solidarity with our community of colleagues and friends affected by the shocking closure of the University of the Arts. Philadelphia is losing a critical part of its cultural fabric and history and we are deeply troubled by the way the situation has unfolded. We offer our support and assistance to those whose education and livelihoods have been abruptly interrupted. The Print Center shares the upset and sadness that so many have expressed, while being confident that your collective talents and passions will lead to bright futures.

The shutdown of UArts is an immense loss to the cultural community and to the city, and will have long-lasting and disturbing impacts. The Print Center has had a long and rich partnership with the institution dating back to its inception, and we have had the honor of working with many of its vibrant and inspiring students, staff, faculty and alumni – as members of our staff and Board of Governors, as well as interns, exhibiting artists, advisors, Gallery Store artists, volunteers, program partners and colleagues. We will deeply miss having this incredible creative community as our neighbor.

We are pleased to share a small selection of works by some of the incredible people from UArts that we have had the pleasure of working with:
1. Jaime Alvarez (), “El Yunque,” Windows on Latimer installation, 2020 (Photo: Jaime Alvarez)
2. Katie Baldwin (), “Folded Landscape: Summer Rain,” 2021
3. Ed Colker, “from Voices to Share IV,” 2011
4. Julianna Foster (), “Geographical Lore, Tidal Pool II,” 2020
5. Rebecca Gilbert (), “The Printmaker,” 2000
6. David Graham (), “Pittsboro, NC,” 2012
7. Jerome Kaplan, “Jerome Kaplan Graphic Works, 1974 – 1994,” 1994, published by The Print Center
8. Miosotis Negrón (.photography.29), “La Puerta con la Bandera Puertoriqueña,” 2024
9. Ron Tarver (), “Rodeo Queen,” 1993

05/31/2024

NEW from : We are pleased to welcome a selection of books from SKYLARK EDITIONS () to the Gallery Store!
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SKYLARK EDITIONS (Chicago, IL) is a nonprofit publishing project from Kelli Connell and Paul D'Amato that provides a platform for the creation and distribution of innovative photo books by emerging and established artists.
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"OUTS" is one of many publications by SKYLARK EDITIONS, and is a softcover book printed with silver ink and 72 artist cards in a custom box, available for $45.
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From the Publisher: "For this publication, the editors of SKYLARK EDITIONS asked 70 artists to provide us with a photograph which didn’t fit into any of their projects, their OUT, but remained compelling for them nonetheless. Using the 1978 text 'Brief Notes on the Art and Manner of Arranging One’s Books' by George Perec, publishing partner and book designer Hans Gremmen of Fw:Books embraced the challenge of sequencing these 70 disparate images resulting in a truly unique object. The images included in OUTS create new relationship pairings that are printed using silver ink on black paper, an ode to honoring these outliers. With the addition of all 72 images as artist cards, we have created an object that is both constructed and infinitely changeable all housed inside a custom box.”
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This book and more from SKYLARK EDITIONS are available for purchase in The Print Center Gallery Store! If you are interested in learning more or making a purchase: shop online (https://shorturl.at/5UDqQ), visit us at The Print Center (Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-6pm), or contact us at [email protected].
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05/24/2024

The Print Center will be closed Saturday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. We wish you a safe and happy holiday weekend!
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James B. Abbott, "Flag and Façade North Third Street, Philadelphia," 2016, is an inkjet print, 19" x 13", available for $800.
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Shop this photograph and more in The Print Center Gallery Store online via the link in our bio. For more information, email [email protected], call 215.735.6090 x2, or visit us at The Print Center.
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05/23/2024

YOU'RE INVITED to our spring fundraiser: Dinner Date – this year honoring an extraordinary Philadelphia photographer, Nancy Hellebrand! Dinner will be hosted by Michelle Liao at the incredible Liao Collection. Tickets are available now: https://shorturl.at/Fj4XA 🎉
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✨Thursday, June 20, 2024
✨The evening will begin with a private tour and champagne reception of "Nancy Hellebrand: EVERYBODYBEAUTIFUL" led by the artist.
✨Next, guests will be treated to an elegant dinner at the exceptional Asian art and antiques-filled Liao Collection in Philadelphia’s Callowhill neighborhood, hosted by Michelle Liao. Dinner guests will receive an artist book by Nancy Hellebrand.
✨Thanks to Hellebrand’s () generosity, guests will have the opportunity to collect one of her photogravures (pictured) at a very special price!
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Tickets are available now ➡ don't wait! https://shorturl.at/Fj4XA
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05/22/2024

An incredible opportunity jam-packed with awards + prizes! ✨ Enter the 99th ANNUAL International Competition today!
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Any artist using Photography and/or Printmaking as critical components in their work can enter. Artists whose work pushes the boundaries of traditional photographic and printmaking practices are encouraged to enter. 2D and 3D works completed within the last three years are eligible.
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We are thrilled to have Jurors Drew Sawyer (), Sondra Gilman Curator of Photography + Claudia Zapata (), Associate Curator of Latino Art !
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➡ Submission Deadline: June 17, 2024, 11:59pm (ET)
➡ Entry Fee: $45
➡ Read the full Prospectus + Enter Online: http://printcenter.org/100/99th-annual
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Awards + Prizes include:
- Three Solo Exhibitions at The Print Center
- Stinnett Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection Award
- Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Purchase Award
- Art Museum of West Virginia University Purchase Award
- The Blake Bradford Fitler Club Artist in Residence Award
- The Print Center Honorary Council Award of Excellence
- Print Center Gallery Store Contract
- Numerous cash + material prizes
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The ANNUAL is one of the oldest and most prestigious competitions in the United States. Open to local, national and international artists, The Print Center is particularly interested in highlighting the use of photography and/or printmaking in new and intriguing ways, both in content and process.