Remarque Print Workshop in Albuquerque

CALL TO PRINTMAKERS

CONVOCATORIA ABIERTA A GRABADORES

Remarque Print Workshop and Gallery is a top-notch printmaking studio in the Nob Hill district of Albuquerque, New Mexico, fully equipped with etching presses.

3812 Central Ave SE 100 B

Albuquerque, NM 87108

The studio was originally founded by Regina Held in 1996, as New Grounds Print Workshop, one of the first non-toxic print studios.  Since then the studio changed it's name to Remarque Print Workshop, and is run by 4 new owners.

New owners of Remarque Print Workshop,

Jessica, Lincoln, Mary and Jessica Weybright

Thayer Carter's exhibition opening, 

September 7th at Remarque

Thayer Carter

Remarque Print Workshop keeping busy

on September 1, 2018

Jessica Weybright is having too much fun!

Exhibition by Hyejeong Kwon from South Korea

Exhibition by Ron Pokrasso from Santa Fe

We've enjoyed a great history with Remarque/New Grounds Print Workshop and Gallery:

Karl Whitaker and Tanya Rich holding up prints --

We showed Mexican prints in the main gallery in August, 2017 --

"From Behind the Wall -- Prints by Contemporary Mexican Maestros"

Pavel Acevedo gave a print workshop in April, 2017

Participants in Pavel Acevedo's relief workshop,

(including Julianna Kirwin , back, pink shirt)

We showed the YayBig Print Exchange in February, 2017.

YayBig Print Exchange exhibition in Februrary, 2107

A visitor points to his favorite print

One of our prints for the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta was published  here in 2015, at New Grounds Print Workshop, under the original owner, Regina Held.

Ren Adams prints Ruben Urrea Moreno's edition in 2015

for the Desert Triangle Print Carpeta

Prior to that, we had a YayBig Southwest print pop-up exhibition in March, 2104.

Tanya Rich -- Setting up on the tables,

for the YayBig Southwest print pop-up show,

March, 2014

Pamela Wesolek had the exhibition in the main gallery, during our side-busting pop-up show.  And she did a popular etching demonstration that night.

Director Regina Held (red)

introduces Pamela Wesolek (in the apron)

before Pam's printmaking demo

Krrrl is going to experiment with electro-etching for his Ambos Lados print, between Remarque and QueLab hackerspace.

Electro-etching set-up at QueLab hackerspace

Krrrl is also commissioning a mini 3D printed printing press, mostly to show off at the Southwest Print Fiesta in Silver City, New Mexico, October 5-7.

Printing press in progress,

being printed on a 3D printer,

by Joshua of QueLab hackerspace

Just down the street from Remarque is Tamarind Institute, part of the University of New Mexico, and world reknown for lithography printing.  Also Takach Press is located in Albuquerque.