The Morgan Conservatory

06/18/2026

Meet Archana, our Social Media and Operation Intern for this summer! We’re so excited to have her on board for the next few months ☺️

06/18/2026

This past Thursday, we had our second Extended Workshop session in Letterpress and Bookbinding. Our students are increasing their technical fluency in multi-signature binding, composition, press operation and more under the guidance of (Letterpress) and George Barnum (Bookbinding). Scroll to see our students in action!

06/17/2026

The Morgan Conservatory is excited to present our Summer 2026 internship cohort! Over the next few days, we’ll be introducing our Gardening and Social Media/Operations Interns, who will spend the summer gaining hands on experience in the papermaking, bookbinding, and letterpress processes, as well as helping with studio and gardening operations.

06/16/2026

The Morgan looking for our next Papermaker/Paper Studio Manager 💚 reporting to the Executive Director, this position oversees the production of handmade paper (including eastern and western papermaking styles), coordinate educational programs, and engage with the community to promote the art of papermaking. Working closely with our Community Arts Coordinator, the ideal candidate will have experience in papermaking, collaboration, strong, teaching abilities, and a commitment to community outreach.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more and apply! Applications open until position is filled.

06/13/2026

We had so much fun today participating in CMA’s Parade the Circle! So many floats, festive ensembles and towering puppets celebrating the theme “Momentum” ☀️🎉

06/10/2026

Come see our new exhibition “All About Abaca” on view through June 30th. Featuring Morgan Conservatory Artists-in-Residence who regularly utilize the fiber abaca, a highly regarded fiber in papermaking communities, and local artists who are new to the medium. Each artist was given a 40” x 60” sheet of handmade abaca paper to manipulate and use as they saw fit within their own artistic practice. Abaca (Musa textilis), also known as manilla h**p, is a plant native to the Philippines. Aside from papermaking, abaca is primarily used as a biodegradable alternative to synthetic fibers such as material for high quality tea bags, rope and more.
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Featured Artists:
Mia Brown-Seguin*, Craig Fisher*, Liana Gonzalez, Sanaz Hagani*, Emily Olszewski, Theadis Reagins, Nicole Uzzell*, Antwoine Washington, Kirstin Willders*

*denotes 2025 Morgan Conservatory Artist-In-Residence

06/03/2026

Our friends at SPACES are hiring for a front desk position! This is a wonderful place to work - part time, summer job in a creative art-centered environment. Job listing is here:

JOBSWe have a team comprised of stellar individuals who are devoted to the creation and understanding of new artistic projects. SPACES is proud to foster new and emerging leaders in the arts. We encourage applicants who believe they fulfill most of the job description and encourage applicants with.....

06/03/2026

Bob Kelemen is teaching his fabulous Modular Printing workshop at the Morgan this Summer! These designs were made in Bob’s class by .dunne and are stunning examples of what this amazing and fun process can yield!

Printing using small flat shapes like legos, participants can quickly create memorable prints with fantastic designs!

June 13th & 14th from 10-4pm! Sign-Up Today!

05/27/2026

Sneak peek of our “All About Abaca” exhibition 💚 join us for the opening reception this Friday, May 29 from 5 to 8 p.m. Come talk with participating artists about their incredible artwork utilizing the fiber abaca. Light refreshments will be served.

FEATURED ARTISTS:
Mia Brown-Seguin*, Craig Fisher*, Liana Gonzalez, Sanaz Hagani*,
Emily Olszewski, Theadis Reagins, Nicole Uzzell*, Antwoine Washington,
Kirstin Willders*

*denotes 2025 Morgan Conservatory Artist-In-Residence

05/23/2026

Join us on Friday, May 29th from 5 to 8 PM for the opening reception of All About Abaca 💚 an exhibition featuring Morgan Conservatory Artists-in-Residence who regularly utilize the fiber abaca, a highly regarded fiber in papermaking communities, and local artists who are new to the medium. Local artists were given a 40” x 60” sheet of handmade abaca paper to manipulate and use as they saw fit within their own artistic practice. Come talk with participating artists and see their incredible creations.