Luis Jiménez: Lithographs, Prints, and His Collaboration with Michael Sims at the Lawrence Lithography Workshop

Luis Jiménez was a groundbreaking artist known for his large-scale fiberglass sculptures that celebrated the vibrancy of Latino and Southwestern culture. However, his talent extended beyond sculpture—Jiménez was also a master printmaker. His lithographs and prints showcased his distinctive style, combining social commentary, bold colors, and dynamic figures. One of the key collaborations in his […]

Roger Shimomura: Asian American Identity, Pop Art, Lithography, and Cultural Activism

Roger Shimomura is a pioneering Asian American artist, printmaker, painter, professor, and cultural activist whose work has transformed contemporary art, pop art, political art, and identity-based art in the United States. His powerful paintings, lithographs, prints, performance art, and installations challenge racial stereotypes, Japanese American history, WWII internment camp narratives, and cultural assimilation. Born in […]

The Legacy of the Lawrence Lithography Workshop: A Pillar of Contemporary Printmaking

The Lawrence Lithography Workshop has played a crucial role in shaping the landscape of contemporary printmaking in the United States. Founded in 1979 in Lawrence, Kansas, the workshop has been a hub for some of the most influential artists in American printmaking, helping to keep the tradition of fine art lithography alive. By providing a […]

TLLW at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

The Lawrence Lithography Workshop: Highlights from the Archive STARTS Dec 21, 2024 — Ends Jun 22, 2025 Composed of 24 prints from a newly established archive at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, this exhibition celebrates the creativity, talent, and collaborative spirit synonymous with The Lawrence Lithography Workshop (TLLW). Master printer Michael Sims (born 1944) established […]

Lawrence Lithography Workshop Archive Established at Nelson-Atkins

Archive Highlights Featured in Special Exhibition Kansas City, MO. Dec. 17, 2024–The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City announced that it has established an archive for The Lawrence Lithography Workshop, which, under the guidance of owner and master printer Michael Sims, has become nationally renowned, collaborating with more than 200 artists from across the […]

?2024 Holiday Print Sale?

Roger Shimomura – Kabuki Rehearsal, 2012 (Set of 2) | $1,800 SALE $1,600   The Lawrence Lithography Workshop and Gallery is delighted to announce its highly anticipated 2024 Holiday Print Sale, running from November 30 through December 21. This annual event offers a unique opportunity to acquire exquisite prints from a diverse collection of artists who […]

Summer Hours

Gesine Janzen - Summer Project; Fort, 2002 Medium: Woodblock Edition: 32 Paper: Okawara Paper Size: 35.5″ x 38″ Image Size: Same

Kindly be informed that our Gallery Opening Hours have been updated.   Summer Hours: Friday – Saturday 11am – 4pm Monday – Thursday by appointment only CLOSED IN AUGUST   We can be reached via email, and our website is accessible around the clock: Email: [email protected] Website: LawrenceLitho.com   Stay updated by following us on […]

2024 McNay Print Fair

May 4 – 5, 2024   The McNay Print Fair is one of the sole events of its kind in the state and region. This year, we are celebrating 28 years of bringing together newcomers and seasoned collectors alike. On May 4 and 5, 12 dealers from around the United States will offer their prints, […]

Benito Huerta: A Legacy of Collaboration

Benito Huerta - Rings of Life, 1998 Medium: 3 Color Lithograph Edition: 39 Paper: Kitakata Paper Size: 20.5″ x 17″ Image Size: 8.25″ x 7″ (irregular)

As Benito Huerta retires from The Gallery at UTA, the Arlington Museum of Art celebrates his impact on the arts in Texas. After twenty-five years, Benito Huerta will retire in June 2022 from his position as the Director and Curator of The Gallery at UTA at the University of Texas at Arlington. He was by […]