Flatbed is so pleased to announce our newest publication, "Recovery", a three-panel lithograph with Melissa Miller. Inspired by the flotsom-jetsom of Houston's frequent hurricanes, Miller draws on the metaphorical mirror of human disaster and recovery found in nature. Working with a panoramic format, Miller intends that "Recovery" be read in time as well as a whole.

New gallery hours have been put in place at Flatbed just in time for Ben Muñoz’s “Over My Head” exhibition. Now open from Wednesday through Friday from 10 am until 5 pm, Flatbed continues our commitment to provide a safe environment to see and purchase art. Four or fewer patrons may enter at one time and masks are required. Flatbed will also accept appointments for after hours. Call 5120477-9328 to set up an appointment or arrive during gallery hours.

FLATBED CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY PRINTMAKING is closed temporarily to comply with CDC and the City of Austin’s mandate for “Shelter in Place.”

On February 8, from 1 until 5 pm, Flatbed welcomes the community to come and enjoy refreshments and see their newly minted “Community Press.” Katherine Brimberry will give a talk titled “The Importance of Community in Printmaking” at 2 pm..

Due to the current Covid-19 crisis, Flatbed’s Open 3oth Celebration has been postponed until further notice. Take care and stay tuned. We’ll be back.

In conjunction with our Texas Sized Holiday Saloon Salon exhibition which opens next Saturday, December 7 at 6pm we are in the giving spirit this season and wish to close this year in hopes to pay it forward in 2020 by growing our opportunities in our Flatbed School!  We want to extend this opportunity to all of you to begin your print collection through our first annual Holiday Raffle

Flatbed Press is proud to announce the ongoing publication of a series of woodcuts by David Everett. Everett, well known for his large wood-carved three-dimensional polychrome sculptures of all manner of animals and unique combination of animals (fish, fowl, reptile and mammal) has turned his chisels to plank cherrywood surfaces to create woodblocks for a series of color woodcuts referencing. animals of the southwest.