We offer printmaking classes and open studio workspace that includes worktables, an inking area, a clean area for tearing paper and signing work, three presses in varying bed sizes, an etching tank, and flat file and locker storage for keyholder members. Want the full tour? Check out our Our Facility page.

Printmaking is a fine art process in which an artist creates an image on a matrix such as copper, linoleum, or wood, and transfers that image to paper or another surface through pressure. Traditional forms include relief printing (woodcut, linocut), intaglio (drypoint, etching, aquatint), and planographic printing (lithography). Additional methods include collagraphy, monotype and silk screen. Because each impression is pulled by hand and may vary subtly from the next, prints are considered original works of art rather than reproductions.

Very cool. At TPC we aim to meet printmakers where they are. If you’re a first-timer to the medium, we’ll show you the way. If you’re an experienced printmaker, come on in and carry on with your work.

You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email (triangleprintcollective@gmail.com). We try to respond quickly—usually within a couple of business days.

You can also follow along on instagram. This usually has the most up to date info, plus behind the scene content!

Straightforward and no-nonsense: Workshop prices are listed and unless noted include supplies. Taking a workshop is a great way to try us out and get a feel for our studio.

Have more experience and want to work independently? Members get open studio access for a monthly or hourly fee. You can find more at Membership.

We work with artists of all levels. From workshops for beginners to advanced, private lessons, and publishing projects with artists from other mediums, we meet you where you are.

If you are interested in becoming a key holder, the TPC studio gives you access to a fully equipped printmaking setup with flexible scheduling. Join for a month or join for a year.

We strive to be an inclusive creative community with options for all levels. Prepare to get inky, take risks, and lift some prints!

We’re just north of downtown Raleigh, NC in the historic Mordecai neighborhood.

Workshop attendees will be provided with instructions on how to find us, parking suggestions, etc upon registration.