French Paper x Krasl Art Center: Supporting the Riso Print Lab

French Paper x Krasl Art Center: Supporting the Riso Print Lab

Malaika Mchopa |

French Paper is proud to partner with Krasl Art Center to support the Print Lab — a creative space where the Southwest Michigan community can explore the art of printmaking, experiment with new techniques, and discover the joy of making something by hand.

Located in St. Joseph, Michigan, Krasl Art Center connects the community with visual arts through exhibitions, installations, educational programs, and creative experiences for all ages. Their Print Lab expands that mission by creating an accessible space where anyone can experience the magic of print.

The Print Lab features a risograph printer that community members can use to create unique projects like collage prints, zines, posters, and their first-ever handmade prints. Whether you’re an experienced artist or completely new to printmaking, the welcoming Print Lab staff are there to guide you through the process and help bring your ideas to life.

At French Paper, we believe creativity should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we’re excited to donate paper to support the Print Lab and help provide sustainable, high-quality materials for artists, students, makers, and curious creatives looking to explore print.

Printmaking has always been about community — sharing ideas, experimenting with materials, and discovering new ways to create. Supporting spaces like Krasl’s Print Lab allows more people to experience the connection and creativity that makes print so special.

If you’re visiting Southwest Michigan, stop by Krasl Art Center and explore the Print Lab for yourself. The center is free and open to the public, making it a perfect destination for artists, families, students, and anyone curious about the creative process.

Visit Krasl Art Center at:

707 Lake Boulevard
St. Joseph, Michigan 49085

For current hours and visitor information, visit:
https://krasl.org/visit/hours-admission/

We’re excited to continue supporting the print community — locally and beyond — and we can’t wait to see what you create.

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