Blackburn Study Center & Gallery

The Blackburn Study Center (BSCG) is dedicated to advancing the research and scholarship of founder, Robert Blackburn, and The Printmaking Workshop (PMW). Spanning nearly eight decades—and continuing to grow—our mission is to uncover and highlight the many contributions the PMW had on art history of the twentieth century through research and free public programming including exhibitions with partnering organizations.

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Prints and related materials are available for loan. For inquiries, please contact rbpmw@efanyc.org.

To schedule individual or group appointments to view the Print Collection and archives, please email essye@efanyc.org.



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The preservation of the Study Center and Archives is crucial to the legacy of Robert Blackburn, whose contributions to printmaking and education continue to inspire and impact the arts community. Your support is essential to maintaining this important space for education, legacy-building, and access to printmaking history.

NEW BENEFIT EDITION
by Michael Kelly Williams Harlem Stroll

Edition 1-3: $900
Thereafter: $1,200

All proceeds go to support the
Blackburn Study Center and Archives.


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For inquiries, please email essye@efanyc.org

Viscosity collagraph, Dimensions: Paper size: 22 x15 image size: 13 x 9.25 inches; Edition Variable: 10. Printed by Michael Kelly Williams, Ethan Tate and Mika Nida, with Kathy Caraccio and John Andrews.


about Michael Kelly Williams

The Only Thing That Lasts: An Oral History of Robert Blackburn’s Printmaking Workshop is an educational platform supported by the Dedalus Foundation.

Interviews were filmed from November 1 - 3, 2023 by Camille Crain Drummond at the Printmaking Workshop on the second floor of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts at 323 West 39th Street, New York City, funded by Hauser & Wirth Institute.

For information about accessing the full oral histories please contact rbpmw@efanyc.org or essye@efanyc.org.