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All In This Together: Highlights from our Printmaking Programs

All In This Together: Highlights from our Printmaking Programs Exhibition Dates: March 4-30, 2025 Over the past 12 months, the Center for Contemporary Printmaking has facilitated the printmaking projects of dozens of artists. We’ve hosted Artists-in-Residence, conducted collaboration and editioning services, offered workshops across a spectrum of printmaking processes, and mentored high school students through our Grace Ross Shanley Fellowship Program. Our March 2025 Exhibition highlights some of the prints that have been produced at CCP through our suite of…

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March 28, 2025 @ 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

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299 West Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06850 United States

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All In This Together: Highlights from our Printmaking Programs

Exhibition Dates: March 4-30, 2025

Over the past 12 months, the Center for Contemporary Printmaking has facilitated the printmaking projects of dozens of artists. We’ve hosted Artists-in-Residence, conducted collaboration and editioning services, offered workshops across a spectrum of printmaking processes, and mentored high school students through our Grace Ross Shanley Fellowship Program.

Our March 2025 Exhibition highlights some of the prints that have been produced at CCP through our suite of programs. The variety and excellence of the work displayed in our gallery this month serves as both example and inspiration to our community, and underscores our dedication to the art of print.

Artists included in the Exhibition:

Miguel A. Aragón, Enrique Figueredo, Richard Haas, Will McCarthy, Anette Millington, Hans Neleman, Sok Song, Bryn Sumner, Falk Töpfer, Theresa Wenzel, and youth program participants.

Images credit: Theresa Wenzel, Sparrow Rocket, linocut, 2024.

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