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Normal Editions

Collaborative Printing Since 1976
Reception in Milner Library.

Reception in Milner Library.

Events at Normal Editions

Observers are welcome to stop by CVA 129 to see the collaborative team in action while projects are in progress. Artist's lectures are always free and open to the public.

Steps along the way from ideas to realization range from group discussions, experimentation, trial proofing, selecting the "Right to Print" impression, edition printing, curating, signing editions, framing, exhibition preparation, and other activities.

Appointments for group visits are appreciated: normaleditionsworkshop@IllinoisState.edu

Annual Print Sale

We encourage all Illinois State University Printmaking students, faculty, and staff to participate in the exhibition and sale. Alumni are also welcomed to participate.

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Summer 2024

Two Normal Editions' publications on view now at University Galleries in Grounds thru August 6: Ibis I by Suzanne Jackson and Letter to Ray by John Himmelfarb

Fall 2024

Stacey Steers: Collaborative Print Project continues with curating of editioned prints and artist's book construction

Endi Poskovic: Collaborative Print Project continues with second color trial proofing 

Delano Dunn: Collaborative Print Project contiues with curating and print signing

40th Annual Printmakers' Exhibition and Sale , December 5-6 in CVA 123 

Visiting Artist Jaime Molina: Collabortive Print Project, partially supported by a Fell Trust grant, on-campus visit and public lecture to be determined

Celebrations

Milestones in the events sponsored by Normal Editions include anniversary celebrations to highlight Normal Editions' achievements, build a community of printmakers, and promote appreciation of printmaking.

See all celebrations

IACA Acknowledgement and Copyright

Normal Editions Workshop acknowledges support from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.

All artwork on this web site is protected by copyright laws. Artwork may not be copied or reproduced photographically, electronically, or by any other means without the expressed written permission of the artist and/or the publisher of the artwork.