The graduate Printmaking program offers a full range of printmaking studio processes. The Printmaking area consists of nearly 4,000 square feet with dedicated studios for the processes of intaglio/relief, lithography, serigraphy and papermaking. In addition, studios that are available for use 24/7, graduate students in printmaking are assigned private studios near the printmaking area. The intaglio room has one small and two large etching presses, a Vandercook proofing press, attached acid/darkroom, large soaking sink, drying racks and flat file storage. Lithography is well served by two presses, graining sink and a good selection of approximately forty stones. Serigraphy is equipped with screens, a washout area with high pressure sprayer, a darkroom with large exposure unit, racks and individualized printing stations. The Papermaking studio has a 30-ton wet press, two drying presses and cabinet, Clark-Hollander beater, McDonald bast stamper, Hilger Vacuum table, and a number of vats and sheet forming molds.