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The Kimball Arts Print Shop is an online and event-based destination to find high quality, affordable art prints from local Chicago artists. Art collecting is for everyone!
Check out the available art below
The KAC Print Shop offers Archival Art Prints from current and past participating Artists in Residence at the building. Printed in house by photographer, Clayton Hauck, we use archival ink and paper to create high quality pieces that are affordable to all.
A 75% cut goes directly to the artists, while the 25% goes back into future Artist in Residence programming. Upon purchase, pieces are available to pick-up at your convenience at KAC.
The Art Print Shop and Artists in Residence Program is managed by Maddy Stocking. Please reach out with any questions at maddy@stockingurban.com
Current AIR Prints
Original art by Gabi Bozeman: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival luster paper sized 12×18”
Gabi Bozeman is a self-taught artist based in Chicago, IL. Since starting her practice in October 2024, she has created over 50 works, exhibited in 26 shows, painted a mural for the Uptown Chamber of Commerce, and been featured on Channel 21 as well as CBS Chicago. Working in acrylic, Bozeman blends surrealism and figurative expressionism, using bold color to capture emotions and mindsets at different stages of life, often centering Black women in her portraits.
Original art by Zakia Rowlett: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Zakia Rowlett - is a Texas born, Chicago made Interdisciplinary Printmaker, and Art Director. She uses digital and print media as tools to navigate identity, self-devotion, and interdependency. Her practice spans screen printing, risography, image manipulation, documentation, installation, and curation, approaching print as both a historical medium of knowledge-sharing and a contemporary site for Self Actualization.
She holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the Illinois Institute of Art Chicago, dedicating her early Advertising career to multicultural storytelling, and activation. She’s been a fellow and studio monitor at Spudnik Press Cooperative concluding with the public program: Tessellate. She Conceptualized, and Co-curated alongside SUBlvl the Group Exhibition Epoch at Connect Gallery (2025). Throughout her practice she’s exhibited in shows such as Fluffy Crimes at MANA Contemporary, Spudnik Press Monitor Showcase, BYP100: She Safe, We Safe Art Installation, Chicago Art Book Fair, SUBlvl’s RCHvl Series 3 Community Zine Archive, Contextos: The Living Exhibit, Black Zine Fair Brooklyn NY, and SAIC’s Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection + Archives. Zakia is 1/5th of Chicago Based Experiential Creative Collective SUBlvl where programming is approached with a multidisciplinary lens, spotlighting Artists from underrepresented backgrounds.
Original art by Harlem West: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Harlem Masimba West is a psalmist, griot and archival artist from Out South Chicago. Their practice is tethered to the portals that find black folks. Anchored in analog mediums, Harlem's work is centered at the crossroads of the post colonial taboo and ancestral veneration. They weave storytelling into a tapestry of sonic play, tintype portraits, cyanotype displays, & double 8 short films as tools for transcending linear time. At their center, Harlem is an eldest sibling doing their best to honor the name they momma gave 'em.Winter 2026
Artwork Inventory
Original art by Zakia Rowlett: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Zakia Rowlett - is a Texas born, Chicago made Interdisciplinary Printmaker, and Art Director. She uses digital and print media as tools to navigate identity, self-devotion, and interdependency. Her practice spans screen printing, risography, image manipulation, documentation, installation, and curation, approaching print as both a historical medium of knowledge-sharing and a contemporary site for Self Actualization.
She holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the Illinois Institute of Art Chicago, dedicating her early Advertising career to multicultural storytelling, and activation. She’s been a fellow and studio monitor at Spudnik Press Cooperative concluding with the public program: Tessellate. She Conceptualized, and Co-curated alongside SUBlvl the Group Exhibition Epoch at Connect Gallery (2025). Throughout her practice she’s exhibited in shows such as Fluffy Crimes at MANA Contemporary, Spudnik Press Monitor Showcase, BYP100: She Safe, We Safe Art Installation, Chicago Art Book Fair, SUBlvl’s RCHvl Series 3 Community Zine Archive, Contextos: The Living Exhibit, Black Zine Fair Brooklyn NY, and SAIC’s Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection + Archives. Zakia is 1/5th of Chicago Based Experiential Creative Collective SUBlvl where programming is approached with a multidisciplinary lens, spotlighting Artists from underrepresented backgrounds.
Original art by Zakia Rowlett: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Zakia Rowlett - is a Texas born, Chicago made Interdisciplinary Printmaker, and Art Director. She uses digital and print media as tools to navigate identity, self-devotion, and interdependency. Her practice spans screen printing, risography, image manipulation, documentation, installation, and curation, approaching print as both a historical medium of knowledge-sharing and a contemporary site for Self Actualization.
She holds a BFA in Graphic Design from the Illinois Institute of Art Chicago, dedicating her early Advertising career to multicultural storytelling, and activation. She’s been a fellow and studio monitor at Spudnik Press Cooperative concluding with the public program: Tessellate. She Conceptualized, and Co-curated alongside SUBlvl the Group Exhibition Epoch at Connect Gallery (2025). Throughout her practice she’s exhibited in shows such as Fluffy Crimes at MANA Contemporary, Spudnik Press Monitor Showcase, BYP100: She Safe, We Safe Art Installation, Chicago Art Book Fair, SUBlvl’s RCHvl Series 3 Community Zine Archive, Contextos: The Living Exhibit, Black Zine Fair Brooklyn NY, and SAIC’s Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection + Archives. Zakia is 1/5th of Chicago Based Experiential Creative Collective SUBlvl where programming is approached with a multidisciplinary lens, spotlighting Artists from underrepresented backgrounds.
Original art by Harlem West: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Harlem Masimba West is a psalmist, griot and archival artist from Out South Chicago. Their practice is tethered to the portals that find black folks. Anchored in analog mediums, Harlem's work is centered at the crossroads of the post colonial taboo and ancestral veneration. They weave storytelling into a tapestry of sonic play, tintype portraits, cyanotype displays, & double 8 short films as tools for transcending linear time. At their center, Harlem is an eldest sibling doing their best to honor the name they momma gave 'em.Winter 2026
Original art by Harlem West: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Harlem Masimba West is a psalmist, griot and archival artist from Out South Chicago. Their practice is tethered to the portals that find black folks. Anchored in analog mediums, Harlem's work is centered at the crossroads of the post colonial taboo and ancestral veneration. They weave storytelling into a tapestry of sonic play, tintype portraits, cyanotype displays, & double 8 short films as tools for transcending linear time. At their center, Harlem is an eldest sibling doing their best to honor the name they momma gave 'em.Winter 2026
Mixed Media by Andrea Coleman: Artist in Resident Fall/Winter 2025
12×12” Printed on archival matte paper.
Andrea Coleman is a Chicago-based visual artist, writer, and storyteller who channels the essence of her suburban roots and draws inspiration from animation art and mural concepts. Using mediums such as paint, fabric, and personal archives, her work delicately explores the interplay of aura and narrative, offering a glimpse into the acts of reminiscing and honoring. Graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Columbia College Chicago, Coleman’s journey has been quietly marked by recognition. She has received the A+T Seed Grant and the Make A Wave Grant from 3Arts, showcasing her commitment to her craft. Formerly an artist-in-residence at the Chicago Artist Coalition, she was recognized as one of the Breakout Artists for Chicago’s Next Generation of Image Makers in 2021. Coleman’s work has been featured at well-established fairs and galleries, including EXPO Chicago, Kavi Gupta Gallery, and Blanc Gallery, further establishing her presence in the art world.
Photographic art by Ashley Chappel : Artist in Resident Fall/Winter 2025
Printed on archival matte paper and available in sizes: 5×7”, 12×18”
A retired nurse, Ashley Chappell’s journey into photography unveils a tale of resilience and pursuing dreams. After being forced to leave nursing a decade ago due to lupus, Ashley found solace and purpose behind the lens during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her photography embodies a captivating duality. Inspired by the earthy beauty of nature, her work simultaneously exudes opulence and luxury, reflecting her upbringing in a middle-class African American household surrounded by African art and rich textures.
Original art by Gabi Bozeman: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival luster paper sized 12×18”
Gabi Bozeman is a self-taught artist based in Chicago, IL. Since starting her practice in October 2024, she has created over 50 works, exhibited in 26 shows, painted a mural for the Uptown Chamber of Commerce, and been featured on Channel 21 as well as CBS Chicago. Working in acrylic, Bozeman blends surrealism and figurative expressionism, using bold color to capture emotions and mindsets at different stages of life, often centering Black women in her portraits.
Original art by Gabi Bozeman: Artist in Resident Winter 2026
Printed on archival luster paper sized 12×18”
Gabi Bozeman is a self-taught artist based in Chicago, IL. Since starting her practice in October 2024, she has created over 50 works, exhibited in 26 shows, painted a mural for the Uptown Chamber of Commerce, and been featured on Channel 21 as well as CBS Chicago. Working in acrylic, Bozeman blends surrealism and figurative expressionism, using bold color to capture emotions and mindsets at different stages of life, often centering Black women in her portraits.
Original art by Mariana Rockwell: Artist in Resident Fall 2023
Printed on archival matte paper sized 12×12”
Mariana Rockwell (b. 1993) is a visual artist from Chicago, IL. She received her BFA in 2015 from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and has been producing primarily works on paper and oil paintings with occasional experimentation in sound work and installation.
Original art by Mariana Rockwell: Artist in Resident Fall 2023
Printed on archival matte paper sized 11×14”
Mariana Rockwell (b. 1993) is a visual artist from Chicago, IL. She received her BFA in 2015 from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and has been producing primarily works on paper and oil paintings with occasional experimentation in sound work and installation.
Original art by Jacob Watts: Artit in Resident Summer 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Jacob Watts is an artist residing in Chicago Illinois that specializes in image manipulation. Through digital and physical manipulation, he seeks to push the boundaries of photography to blend with illustration and sculpture. Jacob found a love for art around the age of thirteen and developed an early aesthetic that has grown with him over the years. Initially he used stock imagery to composite his artworks but often found those images to be limiting. This inspired him to photograph his subjects and sceneries himself which grew into a stock imagery base of his own to use. Inspired by this process, he went to Columbia College Chicago for a BFA in photography. This experience massively helped shape, structure, and inform his art practices. He currently resides in Chicago, and is the creator of the giant moose blowing bubblegum mural. Working as a photographer, retoucher, and artist, Jacob is always pushing his creative ideas. Currently, he is experimenting in photo-based sculptures as seen in his “Socially Distanced” series.
Original art by Jacob Watts: Artist in Resident Summer 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Jacob Watts is an artist residing in Chicago Illinois that specializes in image manipulation. Through digital and physical manipulation, he seeks to push the boundaries of photography to blend with illustration and sculpture. Jacob found a love for art around the age of thirteen and developed an early aesthetic that has grown with him over the years. Initially he used stock imagery to composite his artworks but often found those images to be limiting. This inspired him to photograph his subjects and sceneries himself which grew into a stock imagery base of his own to use. Inspired by this process, he went to Columbia College Chicago for a BFA in photography. This experience massively helped shape, structure, and inform his art practices. He currently resides in Chicago, and is the creator of the giant moose blowing bubblegum mural. Working as a photographer, retoucher, and artist, Jacob is always pushing his creative ideas. Currently, he is experimenting in photo-based sculptures as seen in his “Socially Distanced” series.
Original art by Dail Williams: Artist in Resident Spring 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Dail Williams is a visual artist, based in Chicago, whose work explores the intersections of memory, place, and color through vibrant, geometric compositions. Drawing inspiration from her travels, personal experiences, and family connections, she creates abstract pieces that capture the emotional resonance of moments in time. Her Here & There series distills the essence of locations through carefully curated color palettes, while her People We Love series offers intimate color portraits that celebrate the presence and memory of loved ones. Dail’s work invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences and the shared language of color.
Original art by Dail Williams: Artist in Resident Spring 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Dail Williams is a visual artist, based in Chicago, whose work explores the intersections of memory, place, and color through vibrant, geometric compositions. Drawing inspiration from her travels, personal experiences, and family connections, she creates abstract pieces that capture the emotional resonance of moments in time. Her Here & There series distills the essence of locations through carefully curated color palettes, while her People We Love series offers intimate color portraits that celebrate the presence and memory of loved ones. Dail’s work invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences and the shared language of color.
Original art by Maddy Stocking
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Original art by Maddy Stocking
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Original art by Raven Smith: Artist in Resident Winter 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Raven Smith is a figurative oil painter and creative director currently located in Chicago, IL that has been fascinated by the human consciousness, emotions, curiosity, and immersive experiences. She began her fine art training at The Chicago High School for the Arts and graduated with her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2022. Currently her work explores the escapist nature of cinematography and analyzes color psychology relationships. Raven has exhibited her work at various prestigious venues including Navy Pier (Expo Chicago), The Museum of Science and Industry (Black Creativity), New York Academy of Art, and a public park in Chicago's Oakland community. Raven is actively preparing for the next phase of her latest venture, ESCAPADE | Exhibitions. This initiative aims to curate immersive experiences that foster unique collaborations within the arts. "Sweet Dreams" and "Casino Chaos" are the next upcoming projects set to release.
Original art by Raven Smith: Artist in Resident Winter 2025
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
Raven Smith is a figurative oil painter and creative director currently located in Chicago, IL that has been fascinated by the human consciousness, emotions, curiosity, and immersive experiences. She began her fine art training at The Chicago High School for the Arts and graduated with her BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2022. Currently her work explores the escapist nature of cinematography and analyzes color psychology relationships. Raven has exhibited her work at various prestigious venues including Navy Pier (Expo Chicago), The Museum of Science and Industry (Black Creativity), New York Academy of Art, and a public park in Chicago's Oakland community. Raven is actively preparing for the next phase of her latest venture, ESCAPADE | Exhibitions. This initiative aims to curate immersive experiences that foster unique collaborations within the arts. "Sweet Dreams" and "Casino Chaos" are the next upcoming projects set to release.
Original art by LaNia Sproles: Artist in Resident Fall 2023
Printed on archival matte paper sized 8×10”
American, b. 1995 — LaNia Sproles lives and works in Chicago, IL. They graduated with a BFA from Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in 2017. Their body of work spans several disciplines including: printmaking, drawing and collage. The philosophies of self-perception, queer and feminist theories, and inherent racial dogmas are essential to Sproles’s work. They examine the works’ of feminist artists and writers such as Octavia Butler, Kara Walker and Rebecca Morgan. In 2020, They completed their year as a 2019 Mary L. Nohl fellow, continued as a teaching artist-in-residence at the Lynden Sculpture Garden and guest curated an exhibition hosted by NADA art fair with Green Gallery. Most recently Sproles has exhibited several artworks with Elijah Wheat Showroom hosted by David Zwirner’s online exhibition space, Platform and with Chicago based galleries, Goldfinch Gallery & FLXST Contemporary.
Photograph by Clay Mills : Artist in Resident Fall/Winter 2025
8×12” Archival Inkjet Print on Luster Paper
Clay Mills is a photographer, filmmaker and writer originally from Texas, now based in Chicago. Clay photographs modernity, taking pictures of the “ugly” as if it was “beautiful.” His photos have been derided by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art’s Curator of Photography as “like Cartier-Bresson taking the decisive moment, but [instead] taking the indecisive moment.” He has shown work at Filter Photo, the Gene Siskel Film Center, Experimental Sound Studio, and the Museum of the Big Bend. Clay’s hope is that his work is adequate to what Baudelaire tasked us with: to capture, “the fugitive, fleeting beauty of present-day life... often weird, violent, and excessive.”
Painting by Ashley Mia: Artist in Resident Winter 2024
12×12" Printed on archival matte paper.
Ashley Mia (b. 1993) is a photographer and contemporary visual artist based in Chicago. She received her Bachelors of Design in 2017 from the University of Illinois - Chicago where her direct focus was in graphic design. She grew up loving art and everything about it. From drawing, painting to dancing, all of this influenced her eye and passion to be a visual artist. Her photography has a signature focus of creating portraits that bring out the natural essence and beauty of a person. With her art, she primarily creates her drawings and paintings on canvas and paper. She has honed in on her own signature theme throughout her art that emphasizes the importance of having the right perspective as she creates icons for the eyes that represent positivity. Overall, she prides herself on being multi-disciplined and multi-talented; and has no issue of displaying all of the artistic gifts inside of her.
Photograph by Clay Mills : Artist in Resident Fall/Winter 2025
8×12” Archival Inkjet Print on Luster Paper
Clay Mills is a photographer, filmmaker and writer originally from Texas, now based in Chicago. Clay photographs modernity, taking pictures of the “ugly” as if it was “beautiful.” His photos have been derided by the Ogden Museum of Southern Art’s Curator of Photography as “like Cartier-Bresson taking the decisive moment, but [instead] taking the indecisive moment.” He has shown work at Filter Photo, the Gene Siskel Film Center, Experimental Sound Studio, and the Museum of the Big Bend. Clay’s hope is that his work is adequate to what Baudelaire tasked us with: to capture, “the fugitive, fleeting beauty of present-day life... often weird, violent, and excessive.”
8.5×11” photo by Clayton Hauck
Signed and printed by artist on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta paper
Digital Illustration by Brian Herrera
12×18” Printed on archival matte paper.
Born in Veracruz, Mexico and raised in the vibrant cultural landscape of Chicago, Brian Herrera emerged as a multifaceted artist blending illustration, design, and storytelling. His work delves into the complexities of immigrant identity, infusing his work with a passion for music and street art. The visual narratives experiment with a deep connection to his roots and a profound exploration of cultural themes.
8.5×11” photo by Clayton Hauck
Signed and printed by artist on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta paper
