Kavita Nayar– She is a contemporary women printmaker. One of her famous work, such as in the series “Seeds” (2009-2012), where she explores the meaning of life through the visual vocabulary of flowers and foetuses. In 2013, she curated a National level exhibition for young print makers at The All India Fine arts and Crafts Society, New Delhi. In 2008, she was awarded by National Legal Literacy Mission for outstanding work in the field of Art, New Delhi.

Shukla Sawant– She is the youngest contemporary women printmaker and works in a variety of media and techniques. She often puts photography, printmaking, sculpture and readymade objects together in order to create the desired impact, even blending them with background music and audio effects in her installations. Her 2009 installation Remembering Pandita, where she used sounds from a printing press, and Desert Islands and Other Texts that used bird calls of seagulls.

K G. Subramanyan– He was one of the most influential and well-known printmakers in India. A versatile practitioner of various forms of arts along with Printmaking, he has produced a wide range of prints using lithography. He dabbled in myriad forms and diverse media – painting, mural, weaving, book illustrations, toy making, glass painting and terracotta murals, all along his artistic journey. He was awarded the Padma Vibhushan in 2012.