A new video that features Yoshiko and her work process is available at Celebrating Craft: In the Studio with Yoshiko Yamamoto. This video is part of Old California Lantern's educational series about the Arts &...

Yoshiko's keynote talk Why William Morris Today? Art, Craft and the Pursuit of Happiness, at the National Arts & Crafts Conference at Grove Park Inn, is now available on YouTube.

Yoshiko's art and printing, along with her collaborations with other craft firms, are featured in The Guild: Yoshiko Yamamoto.

Yoshiko wrote an article about her experiences as a letterpress and woodblock printer, as well as her practice of William Morris's ideals, entitled The Art & Craft of Printing: Our 25-Year Journey in the Journal...

To accompany her exhibition at the University of Puget Sound Collins Library, Yoshiko delivered a lecture on her printing, art, and life. To read about it, please visit here.

To meet the Japanese American artist behind Seattle’s “From Hiroshima to Hope” posters, you need to travel to a castle in Tacoma: the Tillicum Building, designed in 1929, shaped like a castle from the outside....

Earlier this month, the wonderful people from Spaceworks Tacoma came to visit and learn about our printing process. (Above photo by Patrick Hagerty.) "Yoshiko Yamamoto of The Arts & Crafts Press believes we all deserve...

On December 11, 2015 The Arts & Crafts Press was featured on the Celebration episode of PBS's national show Craft in America.  Last winter, the Craft in America team visited the shop and followed Yoshiko as she took...

We are excited to share that The Arts & Crafts Press was featured in the Arts & Crafts Profile Issue 86 of American Bungalow Magazine. Written by Rebecca Treon, the article covers our history, process and ideals.  "During...