Since 1975, more than 75 artists have visited Washington University in St. Louis to produce over 100 editions of fine prints. Below you’ll find a selection of artworks represented in our archives. We are in the process of building out the archive, so please continue to check back for updates.
- Lisa Anne Auerbach
- Radcliffe Bailey
- Frida Baranek
- L bARBER
- George Bartko
- Leah Beeferman
- Erika Blumenfeld
- Edward Boccia
- Chakaia Booker
- Carolyn Brady
- Breyten Breytenbach
- Tom Butter
- Michael Byron
- Squeak Carnwath
- Bill Cass
- Nick Cave
- Lee R. Chesney, Jr.
- Lo Ch'ing
- Alan Cober
- Sue Coe
- Willie Cole
- Peter Dean
- Rita DeWitt
- Michael D. Hall
- James Drake
- Henrik Drescher
- Lise Drost
- Chris Duncan
- Ben Edmiston
- Susan Eisler
- Yizhak Elyashiv
- Donald S. Farnsworth
- Raphael Ferrer
- Tom Friedman
- Orly Genger
- Sam Gilliam
- Diana Guerrero-Maciá
- Ann Hamilton
- Trenton Doyle Hancock
- David Humphrey
- Keith Jacobshagen
- Michael Joo
- Nina Katchadourian
- Bill Kohn
- Joyce Kozloff
- Karen Kunc
- John Lees
- Annette Lemieux
- Roy Lichtenstein
- Marvin Lipofsky
- Hung Liu
- Louise Lochhead
- David Lund
- Enrique Martínez Celaya
- Paul Mason
- James McGarrell
- Lloyd Menard
- Meleko Mokgosi
- Franco Mondini-Ruiz
- John Moore
- Joe Moss
- Greely Myatt
- Tom Nakashima
- David Nash
- Robert A. Nelson
- Shaun O'Dell
- Shimon Okshteyn
- Ivo Petkov
- Tom Phillips
- Jody Pinto
- Phyllis Plattner
- Jaune Quick-to-see Smith
- Edda Renouf
- Holly Roberts
- Dario Robleto
- Juan Sanchez
- Lisa Sanditz
- Jane Sauer
- Joyce Scott
- Beverly Semmes
- Susan Shie
- Stephen Sidelinger
- James Siena
- Jeffrey Sippel
- Duane Slick
- TL Solien
- Mary Sprague
- Joseph Stefanelli
- Stephanie Syjuco
- Rochelle Toner
- Diane Victor
- Catherine Wagner
- Paula Wilson
Michael Joo
Michael Joo is a Korean-American artist known for using a combination of scientific language, processes and complex structures that speak to liminality, access, and transmission.