News Archive
The Retreat and Residency: A Blog
A blog following Valpuri Remling as she experiences a Cassilhaus residency.
Announcement: 2019 Collectors Club print by Judy Chicago
Judy Chicago born in 1939 in Chicago, Illinois This summer, feminist icon, artist, writer, and educator Judy Chicago was in the workshop collaborating with Master Printer Valpuri Remling on a special edition for the Collectors Club. The eleven-color lithograph she...
2020 Call For Artist Proposals
Tamarind Institute invites applications from artists working in all media to propose a project with its skilled student printers. During the spring semester, four artists will be selected to participate in two-week residencies in the workshop, each working with...
Garo Antreasian (1922-2018)
Garo was an anchor for Tamarind and for so many in the print community around the world. Since his role as Tamarind’s first technical director and master printer at Tamarind Lithography Workshop, he never stopped mentoring and inspiring artists and printmakers around the world. He will be greatly missed, and always celebrated.
Nancy Zastudil is the new gallery director at Tamarind Institute
Tamarind Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Nancy Zastudil as the new gallery director at Tamarind Institute. Nancy will officially acquire her new title on October 29, 2018, though she is currently representing Tamarind at the Fine Art Print Fair in...
New Work by Nicola López: Parasites, Prosthetics, Parallels, and Partners
Parasites, Prosthetics, Parallels, and Partners is an exhibition of large scale monoprint collages and editioned works Nicola López created in the spring of 2017 when she returned to Tamarind for her fourth artist residency with the workshop. Gathering the artist’s...
66 Mile Radius Screenings
Tamarind Institute presents a documentary highlighting a series of collaborations with three New Mexico artists, who all live and work within a 66-mile radius of the workshop. Each artist, Nina Elder, Tom Miller, and Judy Tuwaletstiwa, represent a unique response to New Mexico history, landscape, and culture.
This project is sponsored by The University of New Mexico Center for Regional Studies.
Matt Magee at Tamarind Institute 2016
Sometimes bigger is better, especially when applied to Matt Magee's dynamic work about language and sequencing. In his daily studio practice, Magee often creates entire works dedicated to a phrase or word, exploring it’s meaning through a symbolic, almost hieroglyphic...