Circling The Square Fine Art Press
PRINT STUDIO and GALLERY
275 Water St. Gardiner, Maine 04345
Hours of operation:
Friday & Saturday 10 am - 4pm
Circling the Square Fine Art Press
We are open to the public.
Please come and visit us and see our new exhibit on Fridays and Saturdays, 10am-4pm. 207-582-6600
You can watch professional print artists work during our open hours.
Circling the Square Fine Art Press is
in the Historic District of downtown Gardiner. We are an open-access fine art press where key-carrying members share knowledge and their love of making fine art hand-pulled prints.
Press highlights
Member News
Current Exhibition
Members' Exhibit
Come visit our shop and gallery.
Watch for upcoming workshops
Current exhibitions
American French Tool Press
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Ellen Roberts. Blueberry Fields
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Judith Long. Fomentation
Karen Adrienne. Over the Mountain & Across the Sky. Monotype . 2023
Membership 2024
Please consider becoming a Member, or Associate member of Circling the Square Fine Art Press. We want to continue to be here and your support can make this a reality.
As a full member of the press, you have a key and full privileges of the press. As an Associate Member, you are invited to exhibit and take part in special press initiatives and will get membership prices on workshops and Mini Rez opportunities at the press. Membership fees are listed here for you.
Annual Artist Membership (ten months), $700.
Half Season membership (five months), $400.
Three month membership, $300.
Two month membership, $250.
Associate membership, $150.
We invite you to become part of our printmaking community. Please join us and help ensure our smaller community remains a presence in the wider art community. Please join us if you can!
Circling the Square Fine Art Press opened in 2007 to offer printmaking artists in Central Maine an opportunity to share a studio, ideas, techniques, and information, and collaborate with other printmakers. This open-access press is designed to combine the best of the 500-year-old traditions of printmaking with the safer, new technologies of the 21st century. The press is located in the Historic District of Downtown Gardiner.
