Highpoint Center for Printmaking

The Teaching Artist Learning Cohort (TALC) brings artists together to learn, collaborate, and grow as educators.

This cohort-based program supports early-career, Minnesota-based BIPOC artists as they develop their teaching practice: building skills in printmaking, pedagogy, and community engagement.

Through shared learning and hands-on experience, participants expand their own practices while creating new opportunities for others to access the studio.

Through Press Forward, we’re raising funds to sustain and expand this program.

Help expand access to printmaking in our community, and make a gift on our website.

Santiago Cucullu worked with Highpoint Editions from 2006–2009, a period that offered space for sustained focus, experimentation, and creative risk.

Highpoint Editions is built on that kind of experience—bringing artists into close collaboration with our lead printers to develop new work and find out what printmaking can do.

Time in the studio, access to equipment, and the exchange between artist and printer all shape what’s possible.

Through Press Forward, we’re raising funds to sustain this level of support for artists, and ensuring that ambitious, collaborative print projects continue to take shape at Highpoint.

Help make this work possible. Give today through our link in bio.

We had so much fun printing with you! Thanks to all of our friends, old and new, who came out to Print Fest!

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Highpoint Center for Printmaking Celebrates 25 Years - Racket How the south Minneapolis nonprofit survived and thrived while making print art accessible for all.