Another year is almost done. A significant achievement has been the preparation of our new store at PageMaster Publishing. We are launching with a core group of artists and offering prints and canvas. Our bookstore at ShopPagemaster.ca will be rolled in later in January. The tradition of closing between Christmas and New Year’s Day continues. […]
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On February 9, 2016 our print room shrunk a bit as a new black was installed. Adding 13×19 capacity in a black printer brings efficient printing for 6×9 books as we are seeing more demand in this size. With a duty cycle of a million pages per month the 8100 provides plenty of capacity for your […]
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PageMaster will be closing for the holiday season from 5:30 Wednesday, December 23rd and re-opening Monday, January 4th at 8:45. We will monitor and fulfill on-line orders over the break. Thanks to all our clients, both old and new. We wish you a season of connection and rejuvenation and look forward to meeting your publication […]
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A mammoth comic requires really big paper. Happy Harbor Comics owner Jay Bardyla was picking up an order in late September when he mentioned he was looking for some huge paper. He wanted to do a mammoth comic pushing Guinness records as part of the Royal Alberta Museum 48 hour closing party. The problem was […]
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Over the past month our 12 color has been churning out monochrome 8x10s for the women project headed up by Julie Rohr. Sunday saw over 360 portraits displayed to a sold out crowd at the AGA as part of International Women’s Day. The fundraiser supported International Justice Mission Canada and Cease. PageMaster is proud to […]
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Festive Season holiday hours As we come into the longest night of the year it is a time to reflect and reconnect; a time to ponder for the miracle of light; a time for life to be renewed. 1 o’clock sun, south on the 93, Dec 28, 2017. Photo by Dale YoungmanPageMaster Publishing will be closed […]
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When PageMaster moved from downtown two years ago the concept of creating a collaborative community space for artists was birthed. Included in the vision was the desire to see a variety of creatives with an entrepreneur mindset that would result in freedom and stability. Publishing is core, and building marketing and fulfillment streams is essential […]
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The dust is settling from our move to the historic Grinnell warehouse at 11340 120 Street, and we have seen some great work going out. Over the last two months Blackstone Cycle IV has been working out of the Art Stream Project space. The mural for Grandin Station was created here. Workshops in sculpting, marketing […]
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Art printing was the first production area to get back up an running in our new space. Here archival prints on smooth cotton rag are being produced for local David Shkolny on February 6th, 2014. .
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The search for a place to flourish has led us just three buildings south, to the historic Grinnell Warehouse at 11340 120 Street. Built between 1951 and 1953, the building has character and space to grow our vision of a vibrant publishing centre. Over the last few years our business has evolved from the primary […]
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