Graduate Lecture Series: Deborah Freedman

Deborah Freedman is a painter and printmaker. Selected venues include The Brooklyn Museum of Art, Artists Space, A.I.R, The Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Design, The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts in Hong Kong, Albright Knox Gallery, and Rutgers University. Gallery exhibits include The Painting Center, IPCNY, Lori Bookstein Fine Art, Susan Eley Fine Art NYC and Hudson, NY, SITE Brooklyn, The West Strand Gallery, Kingston NY, WAAM, The Lockwood Gallery and The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop. It is included in corporate and private collections including The New York Public Library, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rutgers University, NASA, The Library of Congress, Montefiore Hospital, Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital and the US Dept. of State. In September 2023 she will have a solo exhibit at Susan Eley Fine Art, NYC.

Freedman studied at N. Y. U. with Knox Martin, Audrey Flack, James Wines and Robert Blackburn. She was a MacDowell Colony Fellow and Guest Artist at the Printmaking Workshop. In 2012 she was commissioned as Artist in Residence to create a suite of monoprints for the FDR Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island. Her monoprints are included in SINGULAR and SERIAL: Contemporary Monotype and Monoprint by Catherine Kernan, E. Ashley Rooney, Laura G. Einstein and Janice C. Oresman.