What We Do
Greenhouse Print Space offers a variety of ways to access and engage with print presses, processes, and community. We also operate with an emphasis on growing business skills along with printing skills to develop self-sustaining careers for artists, and print appreciation and collecting in the wider public.
Our main offerings are:
Private Studio Space
Keyholder Memberships
Monthly and Weekly Passes
Workshops, Classes, and Seminars
International Residency Program (coming soon)
Printing and art consulting services
Renting private studios from Greenhouse Print Space means you can centralize your creative labor in one building. Easily transition from in-studio research and ideation to on-press execution. We offer studios for artists at different stages of their careers.
Five ~ 100 sqft private studios
Studio splitting for very early-career artist is available
All studios come with 24/7 access to press room and 3000 sq ft workspace.
Private Studios
For those with an established studio or are exploring print, Memberships are a great option for easy access to our pressroom and workspace. Passes provide access to the space at a variety of price points. Each pass requires sign offs on all equipment, tools, and materials.
Memberships and Access Passes
Keyholder Membership: 24/7 access to press room, darkroom and workspace and one flatfile drawer. 20% 0ff all classes and workshops. biannual contract, paid annually or monthly. Eligible after 3 months of monthly pass use.
Monthly and Weekly Pass: Scheduled supervised access to press room, darkroom, and workspace and one flatfile drawer. 10% 0ff all classes and workshops. Monthly contract, paid monthly.
Workshops, Classes, Seminars
Whether you want to explore a new media, brush up on an existing skill set, or just want to have fun with a new process, we offer short workshops, longer classes, and educational seminars and talks to spread the understanding and love of print.
Workshops: 4-6 hrs over a day or a weekend, Include curriculum like refresher courses, special topics, “Date Nites”, specific projects, group/ team building work
Classes: 9-12 hr intensives, meeting once per week over one month. Curriculum includes process specific training, project based work, group feedback and critiques. Technique heavy, skill building.
Seminars: 1-2 hrs, lecture based. For those interested in print processes. Seminar topics include “How Prints Look,” “Print History Crash Course,” “ Collaboration: The Master Printer and the Artist,” “The Function of the Fine Print in the Art Market,” and more.
