The “Chinese Printmaking” magazine has relocated its editorial office to the China Guanlan Original Printmaking Base in Guanlan Subdistrict, Longhua District recently.

“Chinese Printmaking” was established in 1993 by Beijing People’s Fine Arts Publishing House and have so far published 56 issues, aiming at introducing the art of Chinese printmaking to the world, at showcasing the achievement of printmaking research and at cultivating young artists for the field. Before this year’s relocation, the magazine had previously based its editorial office at Shenzhen University since 2000.

A museum named after printmaking virtuoso Qi Fengge, who is also the editor-in-chief of “Chinese Printmaking,” opened last December at the east area of the printmaking base, displaying printmaking works and relevent research documents collected by Qi over the past 40 years.