Dave DiMarchi is a queer, multi-disciplinary printmaker and artist working in printmaking, papermaking and sculptural book forms. He has exhibited works on paper, installations and books in the US and internationally. He maintains a collaborative studio and art-making space in New Hope, Pennsylvania working deeply with artists to master printmaking techniques and create new portfolio and exhibition-ready prints; his relentless material practice and print research is the basis of his own art-making practice. He teaches printmaking, papermaking and book forms extensively throughout the New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania area. He is also the owner of 9INHANDPRESS, a nexus of design, print and education. 9INHANDPRESS hosts an annual International Print Exchange that engages printmakers worldwide in a collaborative portfolio and exhibitions; some nearly 9000 prints have passed through the exchange since its inception in 2016. Get in touch with Dave.
The Print Studio offers a range of options for instruction from one- and two-day workshops to a full six week semester. Whether you’re an expert or a total beginner, there’s something here for you.
Explore screenprinting, monoprint, linocut, cyanotype, etching, Suminagashi, drypoint intaglio, collagraph printmaking, and more!
Use the filter on the left-hand side to search for “Printmaking”.
ACP BYOB events span a variety of mediums but share a common goal: to have fun while trying something new!
This beginner-friendly series is an opportunity to get hands-on and creative in a supportive environment.
Inspire collaboration and creativity – no experience required! Make your next off-site outing one to remember. We offer printmaking sessions that cater to diverse personality types and company cultures.
All instruction and materials are included. You may also choose to add on a meeting room or stay for lunch. We’ll help coordinate that, too.
Have a project in mind, but not the space? Have the urge to work with a press? Members of the Arts Council of Princeton can book full-day sessions for exclusive use of the Printmaking Studio.
How it works:
Rental access to the Printmaking Studio is in accordance with the posted hours of the Arts Council of Princeton. The studio will be inaccessible when a class, course, workshop, or rental is occupying the studio. Please note that availability is subject to change without notice. In order to access the studio as a Renter, you must be a member of the Arts Council of Princeton in good standing and have completed Studio Orientation with the Studio Manager. To schedule Studio Orientation, email the Print Studio Manager, [email protected]. Renters who access the studio without orientation may be restricted from future facility use.
Street or Paid Parking is available at a variety of locations within walking distance of the Arts Council. Students and Renters are not permitted to park in the Staff lot attached to the building during business hours.
Renters must be a member in good standing of the Arts Council of Princeton. Renters must schedule and pay for studio time prior to arrival, via a non-public link provided at the completion of Studio Orientation. The studio is rented at a daily, six-hour rate of $60/day for individual and exclusive use.
Renters will have access to:
Monotype, intaglio & relief printing
Screen Printing
*Larger screen exposures available by request; see Services
Studio
A limited number of ink knives, brayers and miscellaneous tools (brushes, chipboard for plate-inking, tarlatan and phone book pages for plate wiping; reusable and disposable nitril gloves) are available.
Any materials, tools and supplies stored in the Printmaking Studio are property of the Printmaking Studio and should not be removed from the space. The Studio Manager has designated materials, tools and supplies for use in workshops by children and adults. Any workshop materials, tools and supplies removed from the Studio must be returned to the studio.
You are renting the studio space and access to the press only. To our best ability, you will have exclusive use of the space for your rental. Renters should anticipate supplying their own:
Limited on-site storage is available for long-term renters, at the determination of the Studio Manager.
For general questions and to schedule a rental, please contact: Printmaking Studio Manager ([email protected]).
Please review the ACP Printmaking Studio Handbook.
The Arts Council of Princeton offers Technical Assistance by the hour. Students, renters, instructors, and staff can schedule one-on-one or small group (up to three artists) private lessons to begin a project, learn a new technique, and seek technical advice and assistance on a project with our Studio Manager.
We offer Technical Assistance in:
Technical Assistance is available to individual Renters at a fee of $60/hour, which includes studio rental and must be purchased in a minimum of two hours. Small Groups (up to three artists) receive technical assistance at a fee of $100/hour, which includes studio rental and must be purchased in a minimum of two hours. Materials provided by the Print Studio required for Technical Assistance may incur additional costs.
Please review our Printmaking Studio Handbook for more information on what to expect when you rent the Printmaking Studio. For more information, contact our Studio Manager.
The Arts Council of Princeton offers contract printing. Interested artists can facilitate the printing of fine art editions with our staff of printmakers. Fees are based on individual projects; for more information, contact our Studio Manager.
We offer Contract Printing and Edition Printing in:
Artists who work in screen print processes can now choose to have their screens made at The Arts Council of Princeton. Via a drop-off appointment, we will coat your screens, expose your provided stencils, and prepare your screen for printing. Maximum screen size 24×36”. Please allow for up to a seven-day turnaround.
Do not have a screen? We’ll provide one for you with your images ready to print. Please allow for up to a 14-day turnaround, as an appropriately sized screen may need to be ordered.
Fees are based on screen size and screen availability. For more information, contact our Studio Manager.
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