Publisher tables, along with vendor tables, will be on display at the Hilton Hotel, Northwest Hall, 720 S. Michigan Ave, Lower Level at the following times:

Friday, March 27, 10 am - 5 pm (with free gift cards for coffee)
Saturday, March 28, 9 am - 4 pm

To sign up for a publishers table please contact David Jones at dajones@colum.edu.
Publishers set up will take place Thursday, March 26, Noon - 5pm.

Proyecto´ace
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Proyecto´ace was founded to promote the print as a major medium of experimentation within contemporary art by searching its relationships and hybridizations with other artistic fields. In this way, we explore the entire spectrum of printmaking and its interfaces with photography, design and new media throughout residences, exhibitions, lectures, workshops, and collaboration with master printers. Proyecto´ace also offers Artistic Edition services on traditional, experimental and digital printmaking. The artists can work together with the master printer in our workshop (there is also a private drawing room available) or leave your images to let us edit them.

Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop
New York, New York

A program of the Elizabeth Fondation for the Arts, the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop is a professional and cooperative print workspace. Artist/Master Printer, Robert Blackburn founded the printmaking workshop in 1948 for the purpose of providing professional fine art printmaking facilities to any artist. Blackburn’s vision of inspiring and fostering a racially and culturally diverse artistic community that embraces technical and aesthetic collaboration is the foundation of RBPMW’s projects.  RBPMW publishes the work of talented and underrepresented artists alongside established artists for the purpose of expanding the creation, understanding and collection of fine art prints.

Normal Editions Workshop (NEW)
Illinois State University
Normal, Illinois 

NEW publishes original fine art limited editions by artists of regional, national, and international reputation.  Director Richard Finch, Professor of Art, and Associate Director Veda Rives instruct advanced printmaking students at this distinctive non-profit research facility.  Founded in 1976 in the College of Fine Arts with facilities adjacent to the student lithography studio in the School of Art, NEW offers publishing, contract printing, and traveling exhibitions with works by artists including Phyllis Bramson, Rodney Carswell, Julia Fish, John Fraser, Dan Gamble, Arturo Herrera, John Himmelfarb, John Phillips, and Richard Rezac.

Cannonball Press
Brooklyn, New York

World Kings of scruffy pirate black and white hillbilly printmaking, Brooklyn, New York's legendary Cannonball Press return to SGC 2009 with a huge new pile of limited-edition $20 prints! For almost a decade, Martin Mazorra and Mike Houston have been publishing high-quality limited-edition relief cuts and silkscreens, and are proud to represent the following masters of grumpy, soulful, scabby, charged printmaking: David Ellis (Barnstormers), John and Charles Hancock (the Amazing Hancock Bros.), Bill Fick (Cockeyed Press), Bill McRight, Marwin Begaye, Courtney Woodliff, Brandon Gardner, Becky Durham, Crystal Kanney, and Chicago's own Damara Kaminecky.

Evil Prints
St. Louis, Missouri

Evil Prints founded by Tom Huck in 1995 is a St. Louis based print shop specializing in relief and serigraphy printmaking. We have just moved in to a larger space and are now offering classes in printmaking.

Plotzing Press
Brooklyn, New York

Located on the beautiful banks of the Newtown Creek in Brooklyn, N.Y., Plotzing Press was started by Tammy Wofsey. Using our principal tools of a Charles Brand etching press, a Vandercook SP 20 and the smell of ink, we produce artist books, woodcuts and linocuts. Our artistic focus centers on the social impacts of transportation and the environment.  

Tortoise Press

Stanley Kaplan, founder of Tortoise Press, was born in Brooklyn in 1925. He graduated from the High School of Music and Art and then served two years in the Army. After his Army tour he did undergraduate work at Cooper Union and graduate work at Pratt Institute. He taught at Nassau Community College for over thirty years and has been a working artist since 1950. He is a past president of Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA) and member of Southern Graphics Council and Print Club of Albany. His body of work includes prints, artist's books, and wood-carved murals. Kaplan's work has received many awards and has had several one-person exhibitions in New York. His prints have been included in numerous group exhibitions in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Stanley Kaplan's work can be found at the Old Print Shop.

Image: Stanley Kaplan, Inner City, 1995

The Bird Machine
Skokie, Illinois

The bird machine is jay ryan's screen print shop, located just outside chicago, which prints concert posters and other hangables. known for his computer-free design methods, humorous animal subjects and muted color palette, jay has worked with thousands of 'indie' bands, and shows his work at galleries and universities around the US and europe.

Nontoxicprint.com

NontoxicPrint.Com is a Research Resource and Practical Guide for Printmakers, Artists and Educators. It is dedicated to the dissemination of recent research into alternatives to the toxic hazards of traditional printmaking and includes invited contributions from artists, innovators and members of the scientific community as well as links to many print-related resources. Information about nontoxic printmaking, associated publications, and prints will be on display.

Spudnik Press
Chicago, Illinois

Spudnik Press is a comprehensive cooperative artist studio dedicated to encouraging new talent in fine art printmaking in an alternative art space. Open to all levels of printmakers, Spudnik Press provides common studio space capable of printing traditional as well as photographic litho, relief, and silkscreen prints. Additionally, Spudnik Press fosters a greater public awareness and understanding of prints and art-making in general by offering demonstrations, workshop, critiques, and gallery shows.

White Wings Press
Chicago, Illinois

White Wings Press was founded in 2002 Teresa Mucha-James, former Master Printer at Big Cat Press.  Since the opening of White Wings Press artist such as Tom Huck, Julie Farstad, Jon Langford, Jenny Schimd, Dennis Schommer, and Matt Schommer have graced its press beds.

The San Jose Institute of contemporary Art
San Jose, California

The San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) Print Center is a collaborative studio located within one of the Bay Area’s leading contemporary art venues. Established for novice and experienced artists, the Center encourages experimentation, collaboration, innovation and creative exploration. In addition to serving artists whose primary medium is printmaking, the Print Center provides a valuable venue for artists working in all media to explore new ideas and techniques. Programming includes workshops, open-access sessions, one-on-one instruction with a Master Printer, lectures and demonstrations. The ICA Print Center also sponsors and annual Artist-in-Residence program and invites artists from the Bay area and beyond to create editions in collaboration with its Master Printer.

Hummingbird Press L.A.C. at Lillstreet Art Center
Chicago, Illinois

Hummingbird Press L.A.C. is also the Lillstreet Art Center Printmaking Department.  Under the Director and Master Printer Thomas Lucas, HPLAC works to collaborate with artists by invitaion with the goal of creating unique printed editions. In addtion, the Print Department offers a complete range of adult printmaking classes.

Four Winds Fine Art
Scarsdale, New York

Four Winds Fine Art is a publisher and vendor of original etchings from Eastern Europe, Japan and the U.S.

Mabee Works
Brooklyn, New York

At Mabee Works we print, draw, sew, paint, and sculpt limited editions, multiples, and unique singular works. As an emerging collaborative arts studio, we are committed to tirelessly making art that is multidisciplinary, accessible, and affordable for all. Mabee Works plans to work with with local and visiting artists, host special events, and offer classes to adults and children in Brooklyn, New York.

The Boston Printmakers
Boston, Massachusetts

The Boston Printmakers was founded by a small group of senior students and faculty at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Massachusetts College of Art. They held their first meeting at the Boston Public Library in October 1947, which spawned their first national show in May 2008. After many special exhibitions and celebrations during 2007-08, the Boston Printmakers is publishing "60 years of North American Prints" by David Acton. With their mission "to hold exhibitions of high artistic standards and to promote interest in the graphic arts", the Boston Printmakers, produce the North American Print Biennial, members' shows, and exhibitions that travel to museums, libraries, and schools in the United States and Canada. We reach a large and diverse audience and our membership is comprised of established artists and young talent.

Ground-Up

Ground-Up is Dan Grzeca's screenprinting studio and home base for the music posters and prints he creates for band such as The Black Keys, Ken Vandermark, Peter Brotzmann, Okkervil River and many many unheard of free jazz "legends".   Located on the North Side of Chicago sharing space with the inimitable Screwball Press.
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