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PRINT MEDIA

Ioanna Dragomir

Why pursue an MFA in Print Media?

Today’s print culture integrates both traditional and contemporary tools and techniques for artists to explore their ideas through print media. Our students incorporate the spatial understandings of reproduction, as well as the multiple and digital media in expanded print practices. We need artist-researchers to investigate the meaningful relationships that exist between the technologies of reproduction, individual expression and society through this contemporary lens.

The MFA in Studio Arts, Print Media concentration, provides you with a forum to articulate your artistic vision as an artist/printmaker. Our celebrated faculty members are deeply steeped in the expertise of traditional and expanded print practices and will supply you with regular feedback on your artwork in preparation for your concluding exhibition and defense.

You’ll benefit from some of the best facilities in Canada dedicated to lithography, intaglio, screen printing, relief, book arts and digital printing. Montreal’s rich print culture history will inform your work, with its concentration of galleries, collections and archives. The city is also home to significant print studios where many of our students do residencies, become members and serve on their boards of directors.

Student work

Dominique Petrin

Dominique Petrin

Zahra Hosseini, Three Letters to my body, Artist Book: Monotype, Digital print,Relief print and golden leaf

Zahra Hosseini, Three Letters to my body, Artist Book: Monotype, Digital print,Relief print and golden leaf

Megan Stein, to those in care of, Artist book: Coptic stitch, gold hot foil, moveable lead type, trace monotype on BFK, Tatami, Kozo, and handmade papers, resting on custom handmade paper shelf

Megan Stein, to those in care of, Artist book: Coptic stitch, gold hot foil, moveable lead type, trace monotype on BFK, Tatami, Kozo, and handmade papers, resting on custom handmade paper shelf

HeiLam Ng, Umbrella, Letterpress printed artist book, photopolymer plates

HeiLam Ng, Umbrella, Letterpress printed artist book, photopolymer plates

April White, Gravity, Lithograph

April White, Gravity, Lithograph

Sabrina Rak, Sending Time (24-H Increments) 1 & 2, Ink on cardstock and paper envelope

Sabrina Rak, Sending Time (24-H Increments) 1 & 2, Ink on cardstock and paper envelope

Helena Rakic, Aimless Anxiety, Screen print on paper

Helena Rakic, Aimless Anxiety, Screen print on paper

Ann Karine Bourdeau Leduc, A table full of ideas and insecurities, Screen prints and color pencils on paper

Ann Karine Bourdeau Leduc, A table full of ideas and insecurities, Screen prints and color pencils on paper

Alli Melanson, A mouth for any opening, Punching bag, acetate, photo prints, packing tape

Alli Melanson, A mouth for any opening, Punching bag, acetate, photo prints, packing tape

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