Tuesday, July 27, 2010 at 11:36AM 
Judith Monteferrante's solo show at the Massachusetts State House in Boston is currently on display through the end of July.
Beneath the Sun: Art at the State House features Judith's Seascapes and Floral portraits. A reception is being held on Wednesday, July 28 at 4:00pm. Stop by to meet Judith and see her gorgeous prints - all printed on Entrada Rag Natural 300.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010 at 4:29PM 
Renowned photographer and educator, Michael Zide, will be donating a portion of his print sales to benefit the Gulf Response Initiative Team and the efforts that they are spearheading to save the wildlife, marshes and estuaries being affected by the Gulf oil spill.
Three images from Zide's Martha's Vineyard collection will be available for purchase in a signed open edition all printed on Moab Entrada Rag. Click here to learn more and to purchase prints.
Friday, July 16, 2010 at 12:00PM 
While there's no mention of fondling the paper in this one, there's still no lack of enthusiasm. Read Neil Enns' full review of the paper here.
Somerset Museum Rag is now in stock and shipping.
Monday, July 12, 2010 at 9:02PM The first reviews of Somerset Museum Rag are in:
From PDN Gear Guide
"These days, 100 percent cotton papers are all the rage because they can give your photos an artful look and feel. In fact, the texture of cotton papers is so pleasing, it's almost a shame to put these prints behind glass.
Moab has added a 100 percent cotton Museum Rag to its venerable Somerset line of art papers and we guarantee you'll want to fondle your photos as soon as they come out of the printer. (Just don't touch the ink until it dries.)
We got excellent dynamic range with superior D-MAX using Somerset Museum Rag; our blacks in both color and black-and-white prints had the most detail of all the papers we tried. At 300gsm, this is a heavy paper that soaks up the ink but without blotching the results. Though matte papers sometimes produce flatter images, color in our prints of classic Le Mans racecars really popped.
Though cotton papers can produce unpredictable photographic results because of their inconsistent surfaces, Somerset Museum Rag is produced by St. Cuthberts Mill in England using a traditional cylinder mould machine which has created an exceedingly smooth texture on the paper. Consequently we'd recommend using this paper for a range of photo prints: anything from portraits to landscapes to macro work."
Thursday, July 8, 2010 at 9:00AM 
Andrew Darlow, photographer and author of two books, including 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers, will be teaching a full day workshop this Saturday, July 10th at Calumet in New York City entitled: Inkjet Printing and Color Management using Photoshop.
As part of the materials for the workshop, each attendee will receive a Moab Sampler Pack containing 2 sheets each of 12 of our fine art inkjet papers.
In addition to spending some quality time with Andrew, you'll also learn about -
