Where We Stand: Arrowhead in Print is an art exhibition in Arrowhead Provincial Park by the artists of the Muskoka Printmaker Collective, running March 29-May 1, 2026.

The Muskoka Printmaker Collective was featured in Muskoka Life's April 2026 issue in a profile written by Pamela Steel.

Muskoka's landscapes attract artists from all over, including scenic lakes, forests, and rock faces that provide endless inspiration. The prints in this exhibition are a reflection of the beauty and vibrant colours of the area. Many of them are scenic views and landmarks, while others are inspired by wildlife and personal photos. Whether they are abstract or figurative, colour or black and white, each of these prints are as unique as the artists themselves.

Four artists, one 900-lb. lawn roller, one amazing night! Muskoka Printmaker Collective founding members Christina MacBean, Dawn Huddlestone, Elise Muller, and Karen Gray introduced large-scale printmaking to Muskoka in the first-ever Big Print Muskoka at Nuit Blanche North on July 20, 2024. Many members of the Muskoka Printmaker Collective include relief printing in their artistic practice, in which a block of wood or artist-grade linoleum is carved with a mirror image of th

The other day, I (Christina) had the delightful opportunity to try out a Kelsey Excelsior Model U 5x8 Letterpress at the Muskoka Museum at Muskoka Heritage Place. This little unit may be small but it is mighty! Kelsey Company, based in Meriden, Connecticut, was known for producing a range of tabletop letterpresses starting from the late 19th century. The Excelsior line, including the Model U I was working with, became particularly well-regarded for its quality and reliabilit

Hello! We are a collective of printmakers in Muskoka: (below from left) Karen Gray, Christina MacBean, Dawn Huddlestone, and Elise...