09/17/2026
Panel discussion 🚨 Oct 30! With a group of fantastic artists and printers organized by the IFPDA 👏
María de Los Angeles is a good friend & artist that we’ve had the pleasure of working with and we’re looking forward to hearing this conversation unfold.
Link to register for the online talk 🔗 https://ifpda.org/programs/print-cut-layer-repeat-joyce-kozloff-maria-de-los-angeles-and-judith-solodkin/
“How does a drawing become a print—and how does a print continue to evolve long after it leaves the press? Bringing together artist Joyce Kozloff, artist María de Los Angeles, and master printer Judith Solodkin, this conversation traces the creative possibilities that emerge through collaboration, experimentation, and reinvention across generations of printmakers. The discussion begins with Kozloff’s groundbreaking lithographs produced at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in the early 1970s and her decades-long collaboration with Judith Solodkin, the first woman to graduate from Tamarind’s Master Printer program and founder of SOLO Impression Inc., as they reflect on the collaborative process of fine art lithography, in which an artist’s marks on stone, plate, or film are translated into a printable matrix through successive proofs and layers of color. As drawing becomes editionable, the print workshop becomes a place of dialogue, investigation, and technical discovery.
The conversation will consider printmaking not simply as a medium but as a way of thinking—one rooted in collaboration, revision, and continual transformation. By bringing together a pioneering master printer, an artist whose formative lithographic experiments shaped an interdisciplinary career, and an emerging artist expanding the possibilities of graphic art today, the panel highlights the enduring vitality of drawing and printmaking.
Moderated by Elisa Germán, Lunder Curator of Works on Paper and Whistler Studies, Colby College Museum of Art”
