Remarque Print Workshop
New Mexico's Leading Printmakers' Studio and Workshop
Remarque Print Workshop is the only non-toxic professional print workshop in Albuquerque. An internationally recognized institution, Remarque is dedicated to providing artists with press access, classes, exhibition opportunities and other printmaking related services. Founded in 1996 as New Grounds, our studio has been in operation for nearly 30 years and remains dedicated to providing gallery and workshop opportunities for printmakers in all disciplines.
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Call For Entry!
Deadline Sunday, March 29
2026 Residency at Remarque
Remarque Print Workshop is offering an opportunity for 5 printmakers from across the state and country to come to sunny Albuquerque, NM to use our non-toxic printmaking facility for a week-long residency, June 1- 7, 2026. Our goal in offering this residency is to provide printmakers/artists who may not have access to presses or studio equipment with the opportunity for an intense week of artistic production. We hope to bring five diverse printmakers together for a week, in order to foster their creative process and to forge new relationships with printmakers from different parts of the country/world. We are looking for printmakers who can work independently, and we welcome those artists who want to explore new techniques and processes as well as those who want the opportunity to focus intensively on one project.
Selected artists will have complete and 24 hour access to our 3,000 sq. foot studio including six Takach presses, use of our Akua inks, exposure unit, plate cutter, etching tanks etc. Artists are responsible for their own accommodations; we are happy to recommend one of many affordable Air Bnb rentals close by.
Upcoming Show - Opening April 11
Carol Felley, Soulaf Abas, Susan Allison-Hatch
Lamentations, Resilience & Hope
Opening reception, Saturday, April 11, 5 - 8 pm
Lamentations, Resilience, and Hope brings together the work of three artists reflecting on the human cost of war and displacement. Through different perspectives and personal connections, the artists explore sorrow, endurance, and the search for healing amid conflict. Carol Felley’s current collection mourns the lives of Israeli civilians killed in October 2023. She reflects on loss, shared grief, and collective memory. Susan Allison-Hatch’s work bears witness to loss, meditating on the human impact of global political violence, from Palestine to Iraq to New Mexico. Soulaf Abas takes inspiration from the refugee experience, drawing on memories and images of destruction in her native Syria. Her work depicts scenes of life and despair, and the humanity of those affected by war. Together, their works create a space for dialogue and empathy – centering human suffering, resilience, and the possibility of connection.
Lamentations, Resilience, and Hope opens on April 11, 2026, and runs until May 30.
Workshops at Remarque
Remarque offers a wide variety of printmaking classes for artists of all levels of experience.
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"Screen Print Social Hour" Hosted by Anne Steen (April 10)
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Screen Printing Open Studio with Anne Steen (Sat. April 11)
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Monotypes + Screen Printing Workshop: Colorful, One-of-a-Kind Prints (April 18-19)
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Sold outGel Plate Printing (April 25)
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"Screen Print Social Hour" Hosted by Anne Steen (May 1)
Regular price $35.00 USDRegular priceUnit price perSale price $35.00 USD
Now Showing At Remarque
Currently Showing
Chosen Blindness David D'Agostino
Opening Saturday, February 7. Reception from 5-8 PM.
David D'Agostino: "This work reveals the unsettling parallels between the city of Albuquerque’s nuclear weapons legacy and the intimate violence of its streets–two forms of endemic destruction, one monumental and distant, the other immediate and personal. The bomb and the bullet are both products of this nation’s contradictions: symbols of power, fear, and survival, yet rendered invisible by economic and political interests– what I refer to as Chosen Blindness."
The opening reception will include a presentation by David D'Agostino, artist, and Dr. Myrrhia Gomez, author of Nuclear Nuevo Mexico. Music by Shingetsu Billy White and Dr. Luke Leavitt, sound geographer.
Currently Showing
2026 Remarque Print Exchange
This year's collection of prints from the print exchange. A delightful melange of prints from printmakers from all over!