For twenty-five years Flatbed has been fortunate to have the assistance of many creative individuals to help in our publication of etchings, lithographs, relief prints, screen prints and monotypes, with artists from all over the world. It is a pleasure to show selected works by these individuals, many of whom now live far from Austin.

grayDUCK presents:

Out of the Ruined Place

Margaret Craig & Tonja Torgerson

Underwater FantaSea will provide an opportunity to learn about the importance of oceans, how they impact you as an individual, and how you can do your part to keep them healthy–even if you live hundreds of miles from them.

Margaret Craig’s Reef Flowers are among the works exhibited by The Duende Art Project at the 2016 Art Busan International Art Fair in Busan, South Korea.

San Antonio Print Artists at Buy the Book Fair @ Central Booking, New York, New York, part of IFPDA Print Week.

Margaret Craig will be exhibiting The Albatross, part of her ongoing thought-provoking installation sculpture series, Great Trash Reef, incorporating live performance.

Margaret Craig will be exhibiting The Albatross, part of her ongoing thought-provoking installation sculpture series, Great Trash Reef, incorporating live performance.

It’s RED DOT time again! Save the date for Blue Star Contemporary’s most beloved annual event on Wednesday, May 17, 2017. Red Dot Co-chairs Ryan Rue & Eric McCormick and Cathy Cunningham-Little & Ken Little, and a committee of friends and family invite you to celebrate BSC and San Antonio’s artists at the 27th annual Red Dot.

NEXT 2017 is our juried contemporary print biennial held during PrintHouston.

Leeds Print Workshop has collaborated with printmakers at the Southwest School of Art in San Antonio, Texas, to make a body of work which we’ll exhibit here in Leeds. The exhibition is built around a print exchange (one of the loveliest traditions in printmaking) where we’ll send prints to San Antonio and receive a whole set back.

Our friends over at Blue Star Contemporary have partnered with Liberty Bar to host the Berlin-inspired brunch. Margaret Craig and Jennifer Ling Datchuk plan to discuss their experience at the Künstlerhaus Bethanien as the sole US residents.

After a short illustrated talk featuring the Library of Congress collection of contemporary prints by American regional creators including Texas-based printmakers—Katherine Blood and Elvia Perrin will moderate a dialogue between panelists James Surls, Jeffrey Dell, Margaret Craig, and Orna Feinstein. Hosted by: PrintAustin