printmaking with a focus on innovation and experimentation

Book a virtual consultation or schedule an in-person tour of our facilities to discuss your project’s scope, timeline, and technical needs. We’ll help you identify the most effective materials, methods, and production strategies to bring your vision to life.

Our design services include both digital and hand-drawn film separations, precise color matching, and layout development. We specialize in adapting artwork to print on various substrates and materials.

We provide large scale screen preparation including reclaiming old images, screen coating, exposing.

We offer in-house transparency printing to support photopolymer, screen printing, photolithography, and other photobased processes, including specialized halftone capabilities and hand-drawn films.

We provide large scale hand printing as well as manual T-shirt press printing. We print on a wide range of substrates accommodating projects of all sizes and complexity up 59” x 104”.

Our Printshop is equipped with three semiautomatic presses for large-scale hand printing. We print on a wide range of substrates accommodating projects of all sizes up to 50” x 100”.

We provide finishing services such as hand deckling, embossing, trimming, spraying, mounting, and hand curation. We can cut down large quantities of paper using our industrial paper cutter.

Our Digital Print Lab operates three printers: 

Epson SureColor P20570: supports highly detailed, color-sensitive print work for artists and designers working at scale. With an expanded ink set that includes green, violet, and orange, it is especially well suited for work that relies on subtle color shifts, saturated hues, and faithful reproduction of original artwork.
HP Latex 3600: designed for bold, large-scale graphics and material experimentation. Using latex ink technology, it allows printing on an exceptionally wide range of papers and fabrics—opening the door to both conventional signage and artist-driven applications.
SwissQprint Nyala 1 UV Flatbed Printer: expands what’s possible in print by allowing artwork to be printed directly onto rigid and unconventional materials. It is a foundational tool for artists exploring fabrication, surface, and scale.

Digital Scanning High Speed upto 40x70”

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MGC supports stone, plate, and photolithographic processes for artists working independently in the studio and as a service we can execute on your behalf. Whether you want hands-on access to the medium or a trusted team to handle production, we've got you covered.

Cyanotype, anthotype, lumen printing, and other alternative photographic processes are available to artists working in the studio—and are also something our team can produce for you as a commissioned service. These light-sensitive, chemistry-light techniques open up a poetic space between photography and printmaking.

MGC Community Print Studio (MGC) is set up for monotype, collagraph, viscosity printing, chine-collé, and other hybrid and experimental approaches. Artists are welcome to explore these processes independently, or hire our printers to develop and produce the work for them.

MGC is fully equipped for copper plate etching, rosin aquatint, drypoint, spitbite, photopolymer intaglio, and more. Use the space independently as part of your own practice, or commission our team of master printmakers to produce work on your behalf.

Woodblock and linoleum block printing are available to artists working at MGC, as well as through our collaborative print services. Come in and cut and print yourself, or hire our team to produce your edition for you.

MGC’s archival enclosure services help ensure your prints are preserved to museum standards — available as a standalone service or as an add-on to any print project produced with our team.