Printers Sin Fronteras is a special collaboration and exhibition by artists who view communities without edges and are bound by curiosity, not geography. We are related by our shared passion and commitments to meaningful exchanges through printmaking and papermaking.

The project showcases prints that emerged from residencies in Oaxaca, Mexico, at the Rufino Tamayo Fine Arts Workshop and the Benito Juárez Autonomous University of Oaxaca, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at Anchor Press, Paper and Print and the Peck School of the Arts.

At each residency, artists and students came together through a sense of cultural kinship grounded in dialogue, guided by making, and deepened by mutual learning. As printmakers, these artists naturally thrive in environments that encourage storytelling and experimentation, and remain committed to evolving techniques that translate experience and imagination into process and image.