Printmaking Legacy Project ® preserves and disseminates the legacy, history, practice and understanding of the fine art of printmaking to the national and international arts community, students and to the general public. The project documents the collaboration among universities, workshops and professional print studios and how their participants fundamentally changed the course of development in American printmaking and American art. Through fundraising to support public programs, including lectures and workshops, and the creation of a vast archive of documentary interviews of artists and art professionals, the Printmaking Legacy Project bridges the gap between the founders of American printmaking, those working in printmaking today, young artists, students and the general public.
Meet the Team
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Susan J Goldman, Director
Susan J Goldman, artist, master printmaker, curator and filmmaker, is Founding Director of Printmaking Legacy Project® (PLP®), a non-profit dedicated to the documentation, preservation and conservation of printmaking practice and history. She was curator for Forward Press: 21st American Printmaking, PLP®’s premier 2019 major national print exhibition for the greater Washington DC community, at the American University Museum, Katzen Center for the Arts. Goldman is also director and owner of the printmaking studio, Lily Press®, in Rockville, Maryland. Goldman received a National Endowment for the Arts Grant 2011-12, as producer and director of Midwest Matrix®, an hour-long documentary videotape/DVD on the fine art printmaking tradition of the American Midwest. Goldman exhibits nationally and internationally and her work is in private and public collections worldwide. To see more of her work visit www.susangoldman.net or contact her at susangoldman@lilypress.com |
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Emma Dardis, Marketing Specialist and Graphic Designer
Emma Dardis is an artist, video editor and graphic designer. She graduated from George Mason University in 2021 with a BA in Graphic Design and minor in Tourism and Events Management. She is currently working as the Marketing Specialist and Graphic Designer for George Mason University's Operations and Business Services office. As well as working freelance as both and artist and designer. www.emdardis.com |
Bridget Sue Lambert, Video Editor, Digital Specialist
Bridget Sue Lambert, is an artist and master digital print specialist who has been collaboratively printing with artists for over 20 years. Bridget enjoys the challenge of applying her color management expertise to produce prints that draw out the best qualities of the work as well as using her experience and skills to help artists bring their ideas to fruition.
She received a Bachelors in Studio Arts at the University of Maryland, College Park and worked for Pyramid Atlantic: Riverdale, for seven years as Assistant Director and resident printer in Maryland. From 2001 to 2010 she ran AAGPA Editions, a digital fine art printing press in Annapolis, MD. From 2010 to 2011 she ran Furthermore Prints, a contemporary digital press in Washington, DC. In 2012 Lambert purchased her own large format ink jet printer and works out of her home in Washington, DC . Bridget photos and prints her own work in which she constructs scenes that simulate the emotional and physical clutter surrounding romantic relationships as well as a woman’s relationship with herself. bridgetsuelambert.com.
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Bridget Sue Lambert, is an artist and master digital print specialist who has been collaboratively printing with artists for over 20 years. Bridget enjoys the challenge of applying her color management expertise to produce prints that draw out the best qualities of the work as well as using her experience and skills to help artists bring their ideas to fruition.
She received a Bachelors in Studio Arts at the University of Maryland, College Park and worked for Pyramid Atlantic: Riverdale, for seven years as Assistant Director and resident printer in Maryland. From 2001 to 2010 she ran AAGPA Editions, a digital fine art printing press in Annapolis, MD. From 2010 to 2011 she ran Furthermore Prints, a contemporary digital press in Washington, DC. In 2012 Lambert purchased her own large format ink jet printer and works out of her home in Washington, DC . Bridget photos and prints her own work in which she constructs scenes that simulate the emotional and physical clutter surrounding romantic relationships as well as a woman’s relationship with herself. bridgetsuelambert.com.
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Idrissa Sidibe with artist Halim Flowers
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Idrissa Sidibe, Video Editor, Photographer, Production Assistant
Idrissa Sidibe received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from the School of Visual Arts in 2021, where he was the recipient of The Rhodes Award for Outstanding Student. He was invited into The Mentors program at SVA which cultivates relationships between established and emerging artists and to introduce new talent to the broader community. Established in 1992, this program pairs select fourth-year students with key figures in the arts community, giving them professional insight into their work during a culminating point in their education, and exhibiting in the "Mentor Show "Associated with School of Visual Arts. Idrissa was a studio intern at the Lower East Side Printshop Inc., assisting in printing for collaborative projects He also worked as a Temporary Studio Assistant at Kayrock Screen Printing in the New York City Metropolitan. |
Board of Directors 2025
Kevin Bowman, Professor of Art, Montgomery College, Silver Spring, MD
Joan Danziger, Artist, Washington, DC
Nina Chung Dwyer, Professor of Art, Montgomery College, Rockville, MD
Teresa Grana, Art Historian and Museum Educator, Washington, DC
Eve Stockton, Artist, Alexandria, VA
Sharon Wolpoff, Artist, Kensington, MD
Advisory Board
Claude Elliott, Oral Historian, Washington, DC
Richard Hogg, Director, Global Information and Governance, White & Case, LLP,
Washington, DC