a83 examines its legacy by revisiting an analog age of architectural printmaking and creative culture in New York City

In 2020, a83, a gallery plus print shop, created a hub of sorts for design types nestled right in the beating heart of Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood. Joining the ranks of such downtown archi-institutions like the Storefront for Art and Architecture and Citygroup, a83’s exhibition schedule brings the architecture community together in a beautiful, cast-iron loft space. Led by Owen Nichols and Clara Syme, the shop takes over the space and equipment from John Nichols Printmakers & Publishers, which was operated by Owen’s father from the same space from 1978 until 1994. Nichols and Syme also codirect Chibbernoonie, a self-described “global design empire based in Princeton, New Jersey.”

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