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03/12/2026

Experience the full breadth of Felipe Baeza's practice through "Anima," the first monographic institutional exhibition in New York surveying the artist’s practice.

Bringing together over 40 works demonstrating the range of Baeza’s material experimentation, "Anima" is the first exhibition to deeply explore the artist’s grounding in printmaking and the development of his visual language and studio process.

Visit the link in bio to learn more and plan your visit!

Photos: Argenis Apolinario.

03/10/2026

Join us on Saturday, March 21 for in-depth look at Felipe Baeza: Anima through an informal walkthrough with exhibition curators Jenn Bratovich, Chief Curator, and Alex Santana, Associate Curator.

This walkthrough will explore how the exhibition’s major themes are expressed through the artist’s engagement with printmaking, collage, and various surface treatments including cutting, abrading, embroidering, and painting. Unraveling the laborious techniques behind the works, visitors will get an up-close glimpse into Baeza’s working materials and studio process.

The tour will be followed by a coffee hour, offering space for conversation, reflection, and community. Register at the link in bio.

03/05/2026

"Anima," the title of our current career-spanning exhibition of Felipe Baeza, refers to the soul of a person or being, and is a nod to the earliest work included in the exhibition.

The exhibition includes work from important series like Gente del Occidente de Mexico (2017/2019), in which the artist combines cut images of Mesoamerican ceramics with contemporary erotica; Los Otros (2017–ongoing), consisting of both printed images and collagraph matrices depicting men in various states of pleasure and connection; Unruly Forms (2022–23), where various layers of inked paper are cut and assembled on panel, reanimating the spirits of Mesoamerican vessels and artifacts; and Sonder (2024–ongoing), a newer body of work incorporating the eyes of artists and intellectuals that inspire Baeza, including James Baldwin, José Esteban Muñoz, and Sylvia Rivera, among others.

Photos: Argenis Apolinario.

02/27/2026

Exciting news to share! Following a decade of transformative leadership, Executive Director Judy Hecker will step down from her role in June and become Executive Director Emerita, allowing her to focus on university teaching, writing, and other activities in the print field. Judy concludes a successful 10-year tenure, during which she led ambitious programmatic growth, a four-fold revenue increase and a move to West 24th Street that dramatically grew Print Center’s footprint, impact and audience.

“It has been an absolute privilege to lead Print Center and to see my goals for expanding the space and building more community for art and prints become a reality,” said Judy. “I am grateful to have collaborated with some of the most talented and inspiring creative people in this field. I especially thank our dedicated and accomplished Board of Trustees, donors, and staff. Together, we have enhanced the vibrant ecosystem of printmaking. Print Center holds a special place in my heart and I’m excited to serve as an active ambassador for the organization as Executive Director Emerita.”

Visit Judy and Print Center this winter to congratulate her on a job well done!

02/10/2026

Thank you to everyone who celebrated the opening of Felipe Baeza: Anima with us last week!

Anima is the first monographic institutional exhibition in New York surveying the artist’s practice and brings together over 40 works demonstrating the range of Baeza’s material experimentation.

Visit Print Center New York this week to experience this multi-dimensional exhibition.

Photos: Argenis Apolinario.

02/05/2026

The wait is over, Felipe Baeza: Anima opens today at Print Center New York!

In "Anima", Felipe Baeza’s first monographic institutional exhibition in New York, more than 40 works come together to chart the artist’s expansive material experimentation. The exhibition offers an in-depth look at Baeza’s roots in printmaking and the studio processes that continue to shape his visual language.

Join us this evening at Print Center New York from 6–8PM to celebrate the opening of this highly anticipated exhibition!

Installation View, "Anima". 📷

02/03/2026

Join us on February 9th at 6pm for a special members tour of "Art for Art House: The Posters of Peter Strausfeld" with curator at !

From 1947 to 1980, Strausfeld produced more than 300 bold works that helped shape London’s underground poster culture. Led by exhibition curator , this walkthrough will provide a deeper understanding of Strausfeld’s techniques, the posters’ role in cinema history, and the theater’s influential program of international films.

Mingle with Poster House Members in this after-hours event exploring a collection of Peter Strausfeld’s iconic linocut posters made for London's Academy Cinema.

Members can RSVP at the link in our bio!

Learn more about member perks, including exclusive access to events like this one at printcenternewyork.org.

01/30/2026

We are one week away from the opening of Felipe Baeza: Anima at Print Center New York!

Baeza’s work combines diverse media, including pigments, tissue paper, archival images, gesso, and varnish, as well as intensive aesthetic processes, such as drawing, cutting, surface abrasion, and absorption. The artist manipulates materials on paper at both intimate and large scales.

The exhibition’s title refers to the soul of a person or being, and is a nod to the earliest work included in the exhibition. One of Baeza’s first explorations of cut paper and collage, “Anima,” 2011, foreshadows his material experimentation of later years as well as his conceptual exploration of the degendered and reassembled human body.

Join us at Print Center New York for the opening reception of this much-anticipated exhibition on February 5 at 6pm!

, “Anima,” 2011

01/26/2026

Next up in our collaborator spotlight ahead of the opening for Felipe Baeza: Anima is !

worked with Anderson Ranch as a visiting artist back in 2023, producing “Beyond the Vessel,” an Anderson Ranch Edition which will be on view in his upcoming exhibition at Print Center New York.

Under Anderson Ranch Master Printer and Editions Director Brian Shure and assistant Drew Bennett, Baeza was able to produce this strikingly vivid and detailed watercolor monotype which features distinct pochoir techniques.

See this work and many others up close as part of Felipe Baeza: Anima in just a couple of weeks!

, “Beyond the Vessel,” 2024

07/27/2025

Today we’re featuring New Voices artist Edwige Charlot. Edwige is an artist printmaker of Haitian ancestry who blends printmaking, collage, and installation to map the matrix and create works exploring the ecology of Creolization and Q***r Afro-Latinx identities.

As curator Alana Hernandez writes: “Charlot digitally prints, layers, repeats, and transforms aspects of the natural world on the translucent organza and viola. These layers of fabric suspended in space weave together ancestral memory, diasporic movement, and futuristic visions.”

Learn more at our upcoming artist talk & coffee hour with Edwige Charlot and Kyle b.co. Saturday, August 2, 2–4pm.

New Voices: On Futurity is on view June 5–August 30, 2025.

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Image: Portrait of Edwige Charlot at Print Center New York. Edwige Charlot, vizyon grenn yo (visions of seeds), 2023. Ink on fabric. Photos: Argenis Apolinario.

07/23/2025

Apply Now: New Voices 2026 Open Call 💥 
The application for our 2026 cycle of New Voices is now open! New Voices is Print Center New York’s annual open call program, which provides opportunities for emerging artists to present their work and develop their practices through a group exhibition, artist-led public programming, financial support, and individualized resources.

This year’s open call is led by acclaimed artist and RISD professor Andrew Raftery, with a curatorial focus on design. Raftery seeks to explore the relationship between the medium of printmaking and the ethos and attitude of design. What does design offer printmaking? What happens when a printmaker takes on the mantle of the designer?

Eligiblity:
✅ Based in a U.S. state or territory ✅ Engage printmaking in your practice ✅ Not enrolled in a degree program or represented by a major gallery

📅 Applications are open now until Sunday, August 31, 11:59pm ET via Submittable (ipcny.submittable.com/submit) Link in bio to learn more and apply!

07/16/2025

Today we’re featuring New Voices artist Sergio Suárez! .suarez Sergio is a Mexican-born, Atlanta-based artist and printmaker whose practice is informed by baroque intricacy, theological iconography, and traces of Mesoamerican material cultures.

Curator Alana Hernandez writes “Concepts of futurity can be explored through the metaphor of portals… Sergio Suárez’s deeply immersive work offers such possibilities through a printmaking and sculptural practice that implies access to radial imaginings and emergent worlds shaped… by speculative timelines and cosmologies.”

Hear more about Sergio’s work at our artist talk tonight 6-7:30pm!

New Voices: On Futurity is on view June 5–August 30, 2025.

Image: Sergio Suárez. Installation view of New Voices: On Futurity. Photos: Argenis Apolinario.

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