This exhibition is both a celebration of Kahn’s artistic achievement and an opportunity to encounter the breadth of his practice through works gathered from his own collections. From woodcuts and drawings to books and typographic explorations, these pieces reveal an artist deeply engaged with the possibilities of making, printing, and communicating through visual form. Kahn’s influence extended beyond the work he produced to the students and fellow artists he encouraged, the knowledge he shared, and the creative community he helped nurture. For the Ink Shop, presenting his work is a way to honor that legacy: to bring these prints and related works into view, to share them with a new audience, and to celebrate the enduring connection between an artist, his work, and the printmaking community he helped inspire.