This one-day free print fair will be held Saturday March 4, 2023, at the University of the Arts, in Solmssen Court, 320 S. Broad Street, on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts. It is FREE and open to the public from 10am – 3pm. Visitors can interact with a range of printmakers, print-publishers, and print-focused galleries and nonprofits and will have the opportunity to purchase original prints from a wide variety of artists and shops using both innovative and traditional techniques which are a hallmark of the medium.




Guest Presentation
At 1pm, Laurel Garber, The Park Family Assistant Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, will share her fascinating research and discoveries about the prints of Mary Cassatt in connection with the upcoming exhibition of the artist’s work.

Artists & Vendors at printPHILLY! Print Fair
Francine Affourtit, American Color Print Society, Arcadia University,Printmaking, ART MORA GALLERY, Lindsey Benitz, Kristina Bickford, Tanya Brassie, Brodsky Center at PAFA, Kailey Brown, BYO Print, Leann Carlson, Common Press, University of Pennsylvania, Sam de Poto, Tempest Diamond, Shannon Dougherty, Lauren Doyle, Dox Thrash House, Katheryne Flake, Fleisher Art Memorial, Rebecca Gilbert, Nicole Hehn, Evgenia Kim, Claire B. Marcus, Salvatore Marrone, Maisie O’Brien, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Printmaking, Petrichor Press, Philadelphia Center for the Book, Ryan Pic, Maria G. Pisano, Printmakers Open Forum, Lindsey Potoff, The Print Center, Billie Raposa, Nicole Saltzer, Marta Sanchez, Second State Press, Mike Sgier, Patricia M. Smith, The Soapbox: Community Print Shop & Zine Library, Space 1026, Oliver Stern, Eliza Strauss-Jenkins, Tyler Printmaking, University of the Arts BFA & MFA Printmaking, Thomas Parker Williams, Who Press'd Press, Krista Yocius, Wendee Yudis.

The Philadelphia Print Consortium is grateful to its fiscal sponsor The Soapbox: Community Print Shop & Zine Library. Special thanks to the Free Library of Philadelphia Print and Picture Collection for administrative support and to the University of the Arts for hosting the event.