Printmaking Facilities
The printmaking studios at WSU provide a professional facility for explorations in print media at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
With 2,700 square-feet of combined space, resources include one room devoted to lithography, relief, intaglio, and associated processes, and a second exclusively for screenprinting. There is also a photo-processes room with a washout booth, pressure washer and exposure unit, and an acid and grounds room.
All spaces are vented for safe use of materials with the addition of pull-down vents and a downdraft worktable in the lithography and etching area.
Students working in printmaking also have access to the digital media facilities for medium format ink-jet printing and film generation.
Equipment
- Takach presses
- litho (34” x 60” with a 30” x 40”
Plate Block) - litho (34” x 60″)
- etching (34” x 60”)
- litho (34” x 60” with a 30” x 40”
- Brand etching press (12” x 24”)
- Showcard press (22” x 28”)
- One-arm screen printing press
(to 45” x 60”) - Manual screenprinting vacuum tables
(approx 26” x 38”) - Amergraph AdVantage 150
(31” x 41” exposure unit) - Litho stones (up to 22” x 30”)
- Vertical etching tanks
(up to 18” x 24”) - Grabbit roller and large diameter rollers
- Aquatint Box (for plates up to 18” x 24”)
Learn more
Specialize in printmaking for your WSU art degree.
Contact our faculty artists to learn more about facilities.
Alma Rocha
Instructor
alma_rocha@wsu.edu
509-335-8731