Josh Dannin is an artist and printmaker originally from Philadelphia, now based in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. Primarily utilizing relief and risograph print processes, his work explores the intersection of mass production, traditional craft, and modern technology. Dannin runs Directangle Press, a letterpress and risograph printshop and artist residency in the White Mountains, and coedits Power Washer Zine, a semiannual publication about screenprinting.

Dannin’s printed and bound works have been exhibited nationally and internationally at institutions including International Print Center New York (Chelsea), Anderson Ranch Arts Center (Snowmass Village, Colo.), Rochester Museum of Fine Arts (Rochester, N.H.), Vitebsk Center of Contemporary Art (Vitebsk, Belarus), Cork Printmakers (Cork, Ireland), and Fondazione Il Bisonte (Florence, Italy). He has worked as an artist-in-residence in studios including Cork Printmakers (Cork, Ireland), Atelier Presse Papier (Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada), Spark Box Studio (Picton, ON, Canada), and Honolulu Printmakers (Honolulu, HI).