About us

Remarque Print Workshop is a community-driven printmaking studio and gallery in Albuquerque, NM. We provide artists with access to professional presses, non-toxic facilities, workshops, and exhibitions. For nearly three decades, Remarque has supported both local and visiting artists through education, collaboration, and creative exchange.

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Meet the team

  • Lincoln Draper

    Co-owner
    director@remarqueprintshop.com

  • Jessica Krichels

    Co-owner
    director@remarqueprintshop.com

  • Phoebe Pannier

    Studio Manager
    Phoebe@remarqueprintshop.com

Our Facilities

Our new location features an enormous mural, created by the neighborhood community under the direction of artist Denise Weaver Ross. We are in the South Broadway nieghborhood which is a community rich in history and culture.

Printmaking Specialists

Remarque offers members and the broader community the opportunity to collaborate one-on-one with a printmaking specialist, supporting the development and production of high-quality prints. Reach out to us to begin working with a printmaking specialist.

Lincoln Draper

A native New Mexican, Lincoln has worked as a freelance photographer in Albuquerque for over thirty years. Largely self-taught, their work is held in the collections of the Albuquerque Museum, the Harwood Museum in Taos, and numerous private collections, and has received awards in local exhibitions. Since 2016, he has been a co-owner of Remarque Print Workshop, where he prints his work and engages with a wide community of printmakers in Albuquerque and beyond.
At heart a landscape photographer, his practice explores how projecting the self into the landscape reveals the limits of time, space, and personal finitude. This inquiry moves fluidly between expansive environments and more intimate, hidden landscapes found in objects, creatures, and plants. Throughout, he is drawn to formal patterns in both natural and built environments, seeking to evoke the moods and inner resonances that emerge from these structures.
Lincoln’s printmaking practice has evolved from traditional gelatin silver printing to platinum/palladium and photopolymer intaglio (photogravure). Today, printmaking plays a central role in shaping the emotional and energetic potential of the photographic image, with each final print understood as a waypoint in an ongoing journey through place, self, photograph, and image.

Pamela Wesolek

For over thirty years, her practice has been shaped by viewing the world through the lens of copper plate etching. Originally from Wisconsin and now based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, she has been printing at Remarque Print Workshop for 25 years, including 15 years as a Master Printer.
Deeply inspired by nature, Pam's work begins with the question: How can this be translated into print? Over time, she has pushed the boundaries of copper plate etching, allowing both process and subject to evolve together. In the solo exhibition Desert Year, the work explores whether the copper plate itself can become the artwork, distressed and pushed to its limits, or whether material and color can take precedence. Her practice seeks a balance between the raw voice of copper and the technical precision of printmaking.