Celebrate Printmaking
The 2025 PGNY Print Fair is a community arts event featuring artwork from over 50 printmakers from across Upstate New York, Vermont, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
- Learn more about the art of printmaking through hands-on demonstrations and activities all weekend long!
- Come ready to shop! Find a unique gift or add something new to your personal art collection. All artwork will be for sale, with prices for every budget.
- Meet the artists and learn how they create their incredible hand-made artwork. Featured work includes hand-pulled prints made with relief, intaglio, silkscreen, lithography, risograph, letterpress, and hand-bound book arts techniques.
FREE & open to the public
Participating Artists
- Chris Ann Ambery @chrisannamberyart
- Matt Benson @mbensonn_art
- Gloria Calderon-Saenz @candela1961
- Chris Charles @moonrabbitpress
- Liz Cuminale @lizard_spunk
- Steven Daiber @aquiesredtrilliumpress
- Ally DeRusso @allyderusso_
- Jim Devona @anoved
- George Dirolf @georgedirolf
- Katie Farkas @w.hereto.next
- Bob Finck @blzeb0b
- Edgar Hartly @zootzart
- Azriel Herbert @ozwald2343
- Dusty Herbig @dustyherbig
- Opal Hexen @opal_hexen
- Jodi Hoover @jodi_hoover
- Veronica Jones @unseeingartisan
- Gary Kachadourian @lanesvillepress
- Christina Kang @noodleskangprints
- Richard Kegler @insta.dry.inc
- McKenna Kellner @mckennakellner
- Josh Kramb @josh_kramb
- Polly Law @artwordstea
- Print Club of Albany @printclubalbany
- Jeffery Letterly @jlette.art
- Matt Liddle @liddle_matt
- Erin Lobb Mason @erinlobbmason
- Thomas Logan @thomasjlogan
- Rachael Sophrin Lorimer @studio.osyari
- Kai (Kyla) Mansfeld @ohso_kai
- Maggie Minor @maggieminor3
- Heaven Mohammed @heaveninpurgo
- Kseniya Ostrovska @kseniya_ostrovska_art
- Sarah LuAnn Perkins @sarahluannart
- Riss Principe @theprinceslonging
- Corinne Robbins @corinne.robbins
- Caylin Schwartz @caylin_schwartz
- Cory Sempler @cor.yart
- Thomas Sendgraff @thomasendgraff
- Mehr Sharma @autwine
- Amy Silberkliet @stoneprinter
- Cat Snapp @catsnappstudio
- Sarah Tonra @qquiddityccollective
- Nate Voellm @nate.voellm
- Christian Wechgaeler @christianhenry17
- Judith Wolf @judithwolf.1234
- Stephanie Wuertz @plushthought
- Angela Zammarelli @amfvz
WHERE
The Troy Atrium: 4 Third St, Troy, NY 12180
The Print Fair will be held INDOORS at the Troy Atrium in downtown Troy, NY. Just 15 minutes from Albany, The Atrium is smack in the center of the Capital Region’s creative hub.
Entrances will be open at: Third Street (between Fulton St. & Broadway); Fourth Street (between Fulton St. & Broadway); and at the corner of Fourth Street & Broadway, just across the street from the Post Office.
Look for our signs with balloons to find your way!
WHEN
SATURDAY, October 25, 10:00 am-4:00 pm
&
SUNDAY, October 26, 11:00 am-2:00 pm
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
PARKING
Street parking in Troy is FREE on Saturdays & Sundays – no need to feed the meters!
Several downtown streets are closed to vehicle traffic on Saturday, 10/25 for the Farmer’s Market. Please expect to park a few blocks away in order to find street parking on Saturday during market hours of 9am-2pm – the market is busy and downtown can be congested. For detailed parking information and map, visit the City of Troy’s Website
Powered by Community Partnership
The 2025 PGNY Print Fair is funded in part from an Arts Thrive & Grow Community Grant from the Arts Center of the Capital Region.
Arts Thrive and Grow has been funded by New York State, Kathy Hochul, Governor. We thank Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins for her extraordinary commitment and leadership, and our elected officials who represent our grantmaking region: Senators Jake Ashby and Neil D. Breslin; Assemblymembers Scott H. Bendett, Patricia Fahy, John T. McDonald III, Angelo Santabarbara, Phil Steck, and Mary Beth Walsh
The Troy Waterfront Farmers Market
The Troy Waterfront Farmers Market creates and operates a producer-only, year-round, independent, vibrant marketplace featuring locally grown food and locally made products, for the mutual benefit of local producers, consumers, and the community.
Studio OSYARI offers relief printmaking workshops and private printmaking instruction for all ages in monotype, woodblock, linocut and collagraphy techniques, and a handful of non-toxic intaglio techniques. Workshops are held at the print shop at 403 Fulton St. in downtown Troy, NY.
Studio OSYARI is owned by artist local Rachael S. Lorimer, Founder of the Printmakers Guild of New York.
Thank You to Our 2025 Event Sponsors
The Print Club of Rochester
Founded in 1930, The Print Club of Rochester has an almost 100–year love affair with the fine art of printmaking and prints. Originally established by 22 print-lovers, the club has continued and grown into one of the longest continually running print clubs in the United States. Today the club is committed to the encouragement of traditional and contemporary methods of printmaking. We look forward to a future of new ideas and directions in printmaking.
Big Ink Prints
Are you ready to learn relief printmaking in a big way? Big Ink can teach you how to carve a woodblock at home. Then, you can join an expertly guided printing experience. Beginners and those looking to raise their skills to the next level are encouraged to register! Learn more about woodblock printing workshops with BIG INK at: BigInk.org
Neighborhood Print Studio – Midtown Kingston Arts District
Located in the historic Pajama Factory in Midtown Kingston, Neighborhood Print Studio is a 3,000-square-foot community print studio and business incubator dedicated to providing affordable and accessible professional workspace and resources for individuals of all backgrounds and skill levels to explore and engage various printmaking techniques.
Through educational workshops, collaborative projects, and community events we aim to empower individuals to express themselves, build connections and contribute to a thriving artistic ecosystem.
Located in the Pajama Factory
49 Greenkill Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401
Roll Out Beacon
Roll Out is a printmaking collective committed to community, creativity, education and printmaking for all. Roll Out’s Annual Community Print and Steamroll Event’s are free and interactive experiences including community and school workshops followed by a steamroll printmaking & community event and exhibition. The public, celebratory aspect of Roll Out engages the larger community in artmaking. All of Roll Out including the community workshops, print exhibition and community print and steamroll event, is free and open to the public. The act of printing large-scale woodblocks by steamroller is performative, celebratory and engaging.
MAH Press
MAH Press
Mohawk / Fedrigoni
Founded in 1931 in Upstate New York, Mohawk has produced some of North America’s best-known fine papers for designers, brands, and printers for over 90 years. Mohawk makes paper that is as enduring and unique as it is well-crafted and beautiful. Mohawk has demonstrated a decades-long history of innovation and resilience in the fields of digital printing and sustainability. Mohawk operates with an eye towards the future while honoring our past, continuously pushing the boundaries of papermaking and upholding our mission to make paper more beautiful, effective, responsible, and memorable.
Mohawk’s parent company, Fedrigoni Group – one of the world’s leading manufacturers of special paper for luxury packaging and other creative applications, self-adhesive materials, RFID and connection solutions – shares the same passion.
At Speedball we take pride in producing high-quality fine art materials at our U.S.-based manufacturing and distribution headquarters in Statesville, North Carolina.For over a century, we’ve remained committed to delivering superior products and exceptional value to artists of all levels.
Printmakers Guild New York 