This 20-minute documentary takes viewers on a captivating exploration of Oaxaca, Mexico, a globally recognized hot spot for the art of printmaking. The film delves into the region’s deep-rooted traditions, tracing the development of printmaking from its historical origins to its rise in global prominence and the key role of the APPO movement in this evolution. Through interviews with contemporary influential figures, we uncover how Oaxaca became a world-renowned epicenter for the art form.

This documentary explores printmaking in Puerto Rico as a living practice shaped by education, resistance, and daily life under an ongoing colonial condition. It centers the pivotal role of the División de Educación de la Comunidad (DIVEDCO), whose artists transformed printmaking into a powerful tool for public education, cultural affirmation, and collective memory in the mid-twentieth century.

A documentary series exploring the state of contemporary printmaking through the stories of artists who use print as their primary medium of expression. Each episode is filmed on location in the artists’ studios, offering intimate insight into their creative processes. Interviews include reflections on the medium’s materiality, historical significance, personal relevance, and imagined futures.