Work from the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum
Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Sunday & Monday, closed
Goldstein Gallery, McNeal Hall
Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, houses a world-class collection of wood type, historical prints, and printing equipment dating back to the founding of the Hamilton Manufacturing Company in 1880. With a hands-on mission to preserve history for creative use today, it operates as a workshop where archival tools and production materials are used for both education and continued practice. Presenting a unique view of the history and contemporary state of American letterpress printing, this exhibition brings Hamilton’s work to Minnesota for the first time.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
When You Can't: Architecture and Spirituality in Displacement
HGA Gallery, Rapson Hall
Spring 2025
Organized by, Tasoulla Hadjiyanni, Distinguished Global Professor, Interior Design, College of Design
PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS
From Vera Neumann to Vera Wang, from sportswear to evening wear, and from monsters to space suits—our previous exhibitions feature an array of designers and objects.
General operating support generously provided by:
