Next Friday is an open studio and installation of Mirabo  Press artist in residence Nathan Meltz’s recent work. It’ll be an informal evening, visitors can check out Nathan’s prints and talk to the artist about his practice and time in residence at Mirabo.

About Nathan Meltz:
Nathan is an artist, professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and the founder of the Screenprint Biennial. He uses collage, printmaking, animation and other graphic arts to comment on the infiltration of technology into every facet of life, from politics and food to family and war. In his visual vocabulary, the contemporary world of nanotechnology and genetic modification are retrofitted with images of analog mechanical parts. Nightmarish industrial creations are set against pictures of grand mechanical constructions to create an off-kilter vision of technology.

Wednesday, June 19th, 2024, 6:15-8:30pm
Mirabo Press: 11 Botsford Place, Buffalo, NY 14216

Ticket Price: $25 per person
Registration required in advance

Join us on Wednesday, June 19th, 2024 from 6:15-8:30pm when Mirabo printers will review & demonstrate various monoprinting techniques live! The atmosphere will be casual and guests can enjoy light refreshments while we print.

If you’re print-erested but aren’t sure about taking a workshop or booking a studio day, this is the event for you. Folks who attend the demo night will receive a 25% discount on a one-on-one printing session, valid through the end of 2024.

Tickets cost $25 per person and RSVP is required

Register Here

Have questions before signing up?  Send us an email!

ABOUT MIRABO PRESS:
Mirabo Press is a printmaking studio founded by Bob Fleming, Rachel Shelton, and Mizin Shin. We offer build-your-own artist residencies and limited edition printmaking by contract to individuals and galleries, working to expand the local art scene by collaborating with both regional and national artists. These collaborative opportunities allow for advancement of the medium and we are happy to work with artists both inexperienced and well versed in print media.

Equipped for intaglio, monotype, relief, and screen printing, Mirabo Press also provides educational and community programming. Workshops for small groups designed to give individual attention cover a range of processes, and local educational institutions are welcome to bring students to the studio to learn about this democratic and socially formative medium.