FAQs

Cleveland Print Room (CPR) is a nonprofit photographic arts organization dedicated to community-based photography, education, exhibitions, and artist support.

Our space is in Midtown Cleveland, Ohio. Find our address and directions here.

Hours vary based on exhibitions, programs, and special events. Our hours can be found here.

Yes! Our exhibitions, programs, and some workshops are open to the public. Certain facilities and programs require membership or registration.

You can support CPR through donations, memberships, sponsorships, or volunteering. Learn more here.

We offer photography workshops, youth classes, darkroom techniques, alternative processes, and professional development for artists.

No! We have classes for all levels, from beginners to experienced photographers.

Yes! Our Teen Institute and community workshops serve young artists, providing access to cameras, mentorship, and hands-on learning.

Visit our Classes & Workshops page to view available courses and sign up.

We welcome proposals from artists and educators!

We have a community darkroom, digital lab, studio space, gallery, and artist residency space in development.

Yes, a CPR membership is required to access our darkroom and other facilities.

Membership levels vary. See our Membership Page for details and benefits.

Yes, we offer rentals for artists and projects. Learn more about space availability and rates here.

We provide limited printing and scanning services for members. Contact us for details.

Yes! Our Artist-in-Residence Program is in development to support photographers and visual storytellers.

We occasionally offer artist sales and limited-edition print opportunities. Contact us for more info.

This initiative reimagines Cleveland’s past property surveys through photography, storytelling, and community engagement.

Project Lexington is CPR’s community-driven redevelopment initiative that includes green space creation, public art, and expanded artist opportunities.