ABOUT US

 Mullowney Printing is Portland’s leading fine art print studio: creating a hub of innovation, collaboration and education in celebration of our community.

We are a multi-faceted studio located in Portland, Oregon. We publish traditional print media: etching, relief, photogravure, direct gravure, screen printing, and letterpress editions by leading contemporary artists. Mullowney Printing offers community workshops, internships, residency programs, contract printing and public exhibitions.


our team

Paul Mullowney has operated Mullowney Printing in San Francisco since 2011 until moving the business to Portland, Oregon in 2019. After becoming a master printer at Crown Point Press in San Francisco in 1990, Mullownev went on to run studios in Japan and Maui. Hawaii.

He has taught at Pacific Northwest College of Art and San Francisco Art Institute, as well as at numerous printmaking workshops in America and Japan

Paul Mullowney, Founder & Co-Director

Harry Schneider has been printing with Mullowney Printing since 2016 and later became partner and Co-Director with Paul when the business moved in 2019. Harry helps manage the day to day operations of the studio while working on editions. He helps train new printers and apprentices through the Undergrowth programming.

Schneider graduated from Pacific Northwest College of Art with an MFA in Print Media. He received his BS in Art from the University of Oregon. Harry has interned at Hatch Show Print and has helped create printed editions with Watershed Publications.

Beyond Mullowney Printing, Harry enjoys getting outdoors through skiing and other recreational activities. Having been born and raised in Portland, he has a great affinity for the region and enjoys discovering different ways of living that the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

Harry Schneider, Co-Director

Ella Marra-Ketelaar, Director of Marketing and Sales

Cassie Ferguson is a Portland-based printmaker and film photographer. She works in a variety of traditional print and analog photo processes including photogravure etching, silver-gelatin printing, stone lithography, and screenprinting. In her work, she draws from her experience as a skateboarder, and uses her prints to document and showcase various aspects of skate culture. Cassie received her B.S. in Biology with a Minor in Art from the UUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, and her MFA in Print Media from Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University.

Cassie Ferguson, Studio Manager