Adrian Rodriguez

Adrian Rodriguez is an artist and co-founder of MiraMar Print Lab, specializing in relief printmaking and exploring societal themes through his art. After receiving his BFA and Diploma Certificate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts & Tufts University in 2004, Adrian Rodriguez quickly established himself as a distinguished printmaker, having studied under notable printmakers Carolyn Muskat, Catherine Kearnan, Peter Scott, and John Schultz. His expertise in relief printmaking, works on paper, and artist books led to his art being acquired by prestigious institutions including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Boston Public Library. Rodriguez’s early career also saw his work exhibited nationally and internationally, building a strong foundation in the direct art market by selling prints to collectors and individual patrons.

Through MiraMar Print Lab, he extends his commitment to art education, offering comprehensive art classes and workshops covering printmaking, drawing, and watercolor for various skill levels. Each art piece created at the lab is meticulously designed and individually hand-printed using archival inks and papers, reflecting a distinctive style that, alongside Atoui, blends themes from coastal New England scenes to mythological elements. MiraMar Print Lab, operating with seasonal hours in its coastal Massachusetts Bay location, serves as a vital hub for individuals to engage with professional art and connect with fellow art enthusiasts. Rodriguez’s dedication to the craft of printmaking and the advancement of art education is consistently demonstrated through his ongoing studio work, the lab’s community engagement initiatives, and his continued participation in exhibitions.

He remains at the forefront of contemporary printmaking, continually challenging artistic boundaries and fostering a vibrant artistic dialogue.