
Printmakers Guild of NY is an artist-led group of printmakers working in a wide variety of printmaking mediums.
We meet regularly in New York’s Capital Region and online to share resources, skills and passion for printmaking. PGNY honors the diverse paths artists may take to printmaking, and seeks to broaden access to and awareness of this rich medium.
About Printmakers Guild of New York
PGNY was founded in 2024 by artist Rachael Lorimer. Rachael is an artist-educator based in Troy, NY, who uses printmaking to build creative community.
Printmakers Guild of NY is an artist-led community of self-identified printmakers. We connect in-person and online to share resources, discuss technical approaches and challenges, and provide a welcoming and supportive space for printmakers at all experience levels.
How Do I Join PGNY?
PGNY is a growing community of artists who celebrate all things printmaking! We believe that professional opportunities for artists can be artist-led, co-produced, and amplified through overlapping our personal networks and public outreach.
Although our activities remain rooted in New York, we do welcome members from any location who want to connect with our activities and community.


Events
2025
Each year Printmakers Guild of NY is committed to creating a big event of some kind, produced by artists, for artists! This year we’re producing the 2025 PGNY Print Fair* in downtown Troy, scheduled for October 25-26, 2025.
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2024
Our 2024 project was an exhibition, Printmakers Guild of New York 2024 Showcase
Our November 2024 exhibition presented a diverse selection of work created by artists working with prints, print-based media, and printmaking. The exhibition showcased regional emerging and established artists working within or outside of academia; in community or social practice; and who are engaging with the possibilities of the medium outside of New York City.
The exhibition was generously hosted by CREATE Community Studios in Troy, NY and curated by PGNY members: Ruben Castillo, Assistant Professor, Skidmore College of Art; Leona Christie, Associate Professor of Studio Art, SUNY-Albany; Gretta Keene, Artist and Printmaker; Nathan Meltz, Senior Lecturer, Department of the Arts, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY.
The exhibition featured work from over 50 artists across Upstate New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Click below to learn more about their work and creative careers.








