49 artists have already signed up!

151 Spots Left! - Deadline to Apply, November 30th

Pamela Winegard - Virginia
Quynh H. Tran - North Carolina
Nancy Diessner - Massachusetts
Anthony Rasonsky - California
Meaghan Morrow - Connecticut
Pete Borsay - North Carolina
Joshua Brennan - Massachusetts
Claire Sitarz - Pennsylvania
Silke Groth - Denmark (Southern Denmark)
Stacie Leigh Bumgarner - Pennsylvania
Mike Sgier - Pennsylvania
Margaret Roleke - Connecticut
Nathan Shields - Washington
Annamarie Morris - Maryland
Cynthia Milionis - California
Amanda Durig - Nebraska
Gregory Santos - Colorado
Maggie Tseng - Rhode Island
Jennifer Eaton White - Washington
Adrian Tio - Massachusetts
Matthew Solly - Australia, Victoria
Mara Callahan - Massachusetts
Gretchen Woodman - New Hampshire
Jonpaul Smith - Ohio
Stacy Frank - California
Megan Parker - Colorado
Neal McCormick - Oregon
Megan Stone - Michigan
Liz Bannish - Massachusetts
Clay McGlamory - Virginia
Claudia Sbrissa - New York
Becki Shu - Rhode Island
Adam Davis - Texas
John McKaig - Pennsylvania
Jeanette Smalls - Oregon
Saâd A. Tazi - Morocco
Natalia Tcherniak - Canada (Ontario)
Joe Klaus - New York
Scott Walling - Canada (Ontario)
Dan Dawson - Massachusetts
Gabriel O'Brien - Oregon
Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez - Connecticut
Christopher O'Flaherty - Connecticut
Linda Baker - Australia (Victoria)
Becky Darge Christensen - Iowa
Adell Shetterly - Oregon
Carla Marie Bratt - California
Omar Gonzalez - Texas

This is registration for the 2nd Print Exchange, by Lunch Money Print

Deadline to register for the 2nd Exchange is by November 30th, 2019. Artwork must be finished and ready to mail by December 31st, 2019.

Explore participating artist's artworks from the last print exchange here.

Artwork can be shipped at any time to the following location

Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez
Lunch Money Print
770 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT, 06510
The United States of America

What you get

A set of 10 unique prints shipped in a mailing tube
Professional photograph of your print
Your work for sale on our website (artist takes 100% commission on sale)

FAQ

What size are the prints?
We have two different exchanges. Based on which exchange an artist registered in, the paper size can be either 14" x 18" inches (35.5 x 45.5 cm) or 22"x 28" inches (55.5 x 71 cm). Please be sure to verify which size you would like to participate in.

Do the prints have to be this size?
The paper needs to be the standard size, but the plate, block or image area can be any size on that paper.

How many copies of prints do I have to send?
Please make 11 copies of your print.

Where do I send my edition?
Please send your artwork to the following address.
Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez
770 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT 06510
The United States of America

Can monotypes, photographs or archival pigment prints be used for the exchange?
Yes

Where on the print do I sign and edition?
Prints should be in a closed edition of 11. The edition number is put under the plate/block impression to the left, with optional title in the middle, and finally signed on the right along with the year number

Why does it cost money? How much is it?
It takes a lot to keep Lunch Money Print moving, and your registration fee goes towards purchasing the print exchange shipping tubes, storing artwork, covering shipping costs, and professionally photographing your artwork. We greatly appreciate the support. As an artist, make sure to write this expense off on your taxes at the end of the year!

For the 14"x 18" it's $50, and for the 22"x 28" it's $80

Where do I ship my artwork to?
Artist's send their prints to Lunch Money Print's frame shop/print studio in Connecticut where Ruby, one of the co-owners, will receive the artwork.

Who pays for shipping of artwork from the artist to Lunch Money Print?
The artist covers shipping to the shop, and we recommend sending the work in a tube, with glassine in between each layer.

What happens if the prints are lost or damaged in the mail?
Mail carriers often come with base insurance of $50-$100. Artists can put additional insurance when shipping to Lunch Money Print in CT, but it isn't required. Only the person who sent the package can file a claim with the mail carrier. If the prints arrive damaged in Connecticut, Lunch Money Print will notify the artist. In the event of a damaged or lost box of 10 prints back to the artist, Lunch Money Print will offer a refund to the artist, as the limited edition prints can’t be replaced.

Am I able to get a refund if I don't finish my edition on time?
Lunch Money Print reserves the right to not refund participating artists.

What type of print media is allowed?
We aren't too picky and most forms of printmaking are allowed except for prints that are 3 dimensional and would harm others during shipping.

Are photographs allowed?
Yes! Archival pigment prints (like digital photography) and silver gelatin prints (film photography) are accepted.

Additional questions?
Email Ruby or Chris at ruby(at)lunchmoneyprint.com, chris(at)lunchmoneyprint.com

Nick McKnight - Cloud