Laura Robert | 0-9+ 2023/24 Kahn Family Fellow Exhibit
Laura Robert | 0-9+ 2023/24 Kahn Family Fellow Exhibit
Presents work by eleven local artists exploring the numbers zero through nine, plus. each artist was given (or chose) a number, and an allotted acreage to explore and interpret. to quote Erin Miller, 22/23 Fellow,“to question notions of chance and control”
Kahn Family Fellowship application deadline
Kahn Family Fellowship application deadline
The Ink Shop Printmaking Center is excited to announce our Annual Fellowship Grant for printmakers and book artists. This fellowship provides artists with the time and resources to create a new body of work, along with the opportunity to share it with the world. As a Fe...
Linocut for Beginners | Hannah Law
Linocut for Beginners | Hannah Law
In this class, students will be guided through the linoleum cut relief printing process start to finish. The process will include creating a sketch for a print, transferring it onto a block of linoleum, carving with tools, and printing on the press.
February 2024
Laura Robert | 0-9+ 2023/24 Kahn Family Fellow Exhibit
Laura Robert | 0-9+ 2023/24 Kahn Family Fellow Exhibit
April 2024
Kahn Family Fellowship application deadline
Kahn Family Fellowship application deadline
Linocut for Beginners | Hannah Law
Linocut for Beginners | Hannah Law
Ink Shop COVID-19 updates
- We respect and encourage wearing masks.
- Please practice distancing
- We are now open our regular hours.
- The Ink Shop will maintain safe capacity during events The Ink Shop considered these steps carefully and will continue to revue our options and will make updates to our website as soon as there are any changes. Please direct questions or concerns to the Ink Shop email: artists@ink-shop.org
Please stay safe and healthy,
The Ink Shop
The Ink Shop is sad to share the news that Fred Madden, Professor of English, photographer, and long-time member of the Ink Shop Printmaking Center has died peacefully on December 6, 2021.
Fred was a multi-talented and creative artist. Visitors to the Ink Shop gravitate immediately to his work. Consistently brilliant and beautiful, Fred’s imagery is a digital form of impressionism that is both reflective and delightful.
Fred has been a wonderful friend who has stepped up to help out in many ways. Helping annually with the Ithaca Artists Market with his humor and helping hands. Without fan-fare and with a warm heart, he made sure we knew his appreciation for Ink Shop and that appreciation is mutual. He and his wife Taf have been the most incredible supporters of the Ink Shop for which we are forever grateful.
We’ve lost a good friend and a beautiful light.