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.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 9:40PM 
If you happen to be in Orlando this weekend catch Moab Master, Douglas Kirkland, this Friday, May 21st at Snap! - a 4-day photography celebration showcasing the work of renowned international and national photographers, as well as images from emerging local talent. Spanning a dozen art galleries, cafés, boutiques, and pop-up exhibition spaces in the Downtown Orlando area, Snap! will exhibit the visionary work of more than 50 artists.
Douglas will be attending the gallery opening at the Exchange Building on Friday where you can see some of his world-renowned images printed on Entrada. On Saturday he'll be at a book signing event at the Chanel Boutique.
Monday, May 10, 2010 at 12:00PM 
Judith Monteferrante's solo show is apropos to the season that brings us rain and brilliant colors. Judith's prints feature her fine art nude and floral portraits - all printed on her favorite paper: Entrada Rag Natural 300. The exhibition is up through May 30 and can be seen in-person at the Flat Iron Gallery in Peekskill, NY or online here.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 1:54AM 
Cotton is the ultimate eco-friendly material used in some of our papers such as Entrada and Somerset. In fact, the cotton used to manufacture these papers is not from the puffy white flower that we all recognize as cotton, but rather the linters, or byproduct, from the textile industry. Textiles are made using the longest, highest-quality fibers - the rest is discarded. This wasted cotton is salvaged and used to manufacture our cotton papers. Nothing could be more eco-friendly than reusing a product that is considered waste - otherwise this would all end up in the trash.
More information on cotton & the environment can be found here:
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