Welcome to Tiger Lily Press
The print studio is open for Members!
Tiger Lily Press is a fine art printmaking studio in Cincinnati, Ohio, located on the Dunham Recreation Center campus in West Price Hill. We offer workspace, presses, and equipment for etching, relief, letterpress, and silkscreen printmaking. Since 1979, volunteers with years of experience in the field of printmaking have maintained and operated the studio.
TLP membership provides access to the studio plus opportunities for exhibiting, networking, and ongoing career development. The studio re-opened August 29, 2020, to Members only on a limited capacity basis.
For more information about membership, go to the Membership page.
Classes are currently not scheduled due to the pandemic.
Tiger Lily partners with the local community, museums, and universities to fulfill TLP’s mission to produce, preserve, and promote the art of printmaking.
The studio is currently closed to visitors but please contact us if you have any questions. For a video tour of the studio, go here.
Learn more about Tiger Lily Press:
The Art Show — ThinkTV and WCET
“Pressing On: Prints by Members of Tiger Lily Press, February 6 – 28, 2021”
Click here for the March 2021 Newsletter!
Recent Posts
This month we are happy to share with you a process video by our very own Nora Young. You might have seen her work at our recent members show “Pressing On”. Here she shows us how she’s uses letterpress and collage for that piece. Click the image below to see…
Last month we successfully launched “Pressing On: Tiger Lily Press Member show. It was a huge effort and would like to thank Caza Sikes for hosting and everyone that helped put this together. Please enjoy this short video showcasing the amazing collection of prints from “Pressing On”!
Check out these historic Black printmakers active with the WPA. FRED CARLO Painter, sculptor and printmaker was a member of the group of young artists who participated in the programs of Karamu Settlement House in Cleveland, Ohio. Carlo was active in Cleveland throughout the early 1940’s and exhibited at the….
