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In Chelsea, NYC, Print Center New York Held a Rubber Stamp Workshop for Open House New York
On October 17, Print Center New York in Chelsea held a rubber stamp workshop as part of Open House New York. The session has ended; here is a record of it and a look at the organization's wider offerings.
By NBT Editors · 2026-10-14
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On October 17, Print Center New York, at 535 West 24th Street in Chelsea, held a rubber stamp workshop. The session was listed under Open House New York, the citywide program that opens up spaces across the five boroughs to the public. It has now ended.
Print Center New York is a nonprofit devoted to printmaking and photography-based print work. Its website lays out a range of ways to engage: a visit-planning page, guided tours, exhibitions, a shop for books and merchandise, and Benefit Editions that support the organization. It also runs New Voices, a program that spotlights emerging artists, and the page for its 2027 application is live.
Elsewhere on the site, readers will find a "Map of the Print World" and a glossary of printmaking terms. Together with hands-on sessions like a rubber stamp workshop, these give newcomers an easy way in while still serving people who already know the field.
For Japanese-speaking New Yorkers, printmaking has familiar roots in woodblock traditions, which can make the center a natural stop for a Chelsea gallery day.
The organization can be reached at contact@printcenternewyork.org or 212-989-5090. Upcoming events are listed on its programs page.
