The Lawrence Lithography Workshop

We are proud and excited to announce the Library of Congress in Washington, DC has established a partial archive of 64 original prints produced at TLLW. These selected works span nearly 40 years of printing and publishing from the early 1980’s through 2017. They are referenced in the Library as The Lawrence Lithography Workshop Collection: https://catalog.loc.gov/vwebv/search We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Katherine Blood, Curator of Fine Prints at the Library of Congress, for her vision, support and hard work in bringing this acquisition to fruition.

TLLW's annual HOLIDAY PRINT SALE is coming up! Call us to set up your appointment to shop: Friday, 11/20 & 12/4 - 10am to 8pm Saturday, 11/21 & 12/5 - 10am to 6pm

TLLW is pleased to participate in 'The New York Satellite Print Fair - Virtual Edition' opening October 16! We are among the first contemporary print publishers to be invited to participate in this prestigious print fair. Check out our prints online along with 25+ other exhibitors of works on paper through October 25. www.nysatelliteprintfair.com

ROAD TRIP! Since the galleries remain closed at The Ulrich Museum of Art in Wichita through January 20, 2021, the Museum is bringing their collection to you! 'ULRICH + ARTISTST + YOU Community Billboard Project' July 1, 2020 November 30, 2020... https://ulrich.wichita.edu//ulrich-artists-you-community-/ Cruise around Wichita to view works from the Museum’s collection on 20 billboards throughout the city. Artworks selected for the billboards evoke themes of heroism and leadership, identity and family, politics and religion, and the precious routines of everyday life. You can read more about the artworks on the billboards that are currently up on their Collection Portal:https://de1.zetcom-group.de/MpWeb-mpWichitaUlrich/v. Survival Suite by Jaune Quick-To-See Smith is one of the featured works in this project. This suite of prints was published by Zanatta Editions and printed by TLLW!

TLLW is now open to the public by appointment only. 4 people at a time. Masks are required. Contact us at 816-471-4848 or [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

Twenty years ago Ron Adams teamed up with Lawrence Lithography to produce this print in tribute to Robert Blackburn. The Library of Congress bought one as soon ...as it was finished (which took two years!) Last night I ventured into the Nelson-Atkins for the first time in eight months because I wanted to see the new show about Blackburn. Blackburn was a giant and his workshop is still active in Harlem. Art Hard, KC! Love, Mo See more