Elizabeth F. Spungen, Executive Director

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Elizabeth SpungenLiz Spungen has been the Executive Director of The Print Center in Philadelphia since 2006. She received both a BA and MA in the History of Art from the University of Pennsylvania and has spent her entire career working with the visual arts in Philadelphia. Her tenure at The Print Center has been marked by programmatic and administrative accomplishments. She has developed numerous major individual and institutional gifts, among them the largest gift ever received by The Print Center naming the Jensen Bryan Curatorial Chair, as well as awards from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, William Penn Foundation, Pew Center for Arts and Heritage and the National Endowment for the Arts. She has established fiscal and personnel stability for the organization, expanded the size of the staff, developed a publication program, improved the facility and re-established The Print Center’s position as an artist’s advocate. She often serves as a panelist, guest juror and visiting critic for regional and national organizations, government agencies and universities. Her curatorial efforts have included Black Pulse: Doug + Mike Starn, 2007; Nakazora: space between sky and earth: Masao Yamamoto, 2008; Silver Mine: Robert Asman, 2011-2012; Matt Neff: Second Sight, 2014; and Victoria Burge: Penumbra, September 2016. Recent publications include The Picture that Remains by Will Brown and Thomas Devaney, 2013, and To See God Not the Devil’s Insides by Doug and Mike Starn, 2007.

Molly Foster, Gallery Store Manager

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Mikaela Hawk, Development & Communications Manager

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Mikaela Hawk was appointed The Print Center’s Development & Communications Manager in February 2021, after serving as the Assistant to the Director for four years. She joined The Print Center’s full-time staff in 2016, following a brief stint as part-time Administrative Assistant and a successful internship. Hawk received a BFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA in 2015, which included studies in Hong Kong and Provence, France. She has exhibited her photographic works in Lacoste, France; Philadelphia, PA and Savannah, GA and served as a volunteer at the Society of Photographic Education’s 2015 national conference. In her free-time, she enjoys fiber-based crafts and running an Etsy shop.

Miosotis Negron, Administrative Assistant

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Lucy Pistilli, Artists-in-Schools Program Coordinator

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Lauren Rosenblum, Jensen Bryan Curator

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Lauren Rosenblum was appointed as The Print Center's Jensen Bryan Curator in October 2023. She received a BA from Bryn Mawr College, PA and an MA from Tyler School of Art & Architecture, Philadelphia, PA. She is a specialist in modern and contemporary print, with a specific interest in lithographs from the American print renaissance of the 1950s and 60s. Before joining The Print Center’s staff, Rosenblum worked as an independent curator, but has held positions at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fabric Workshop and Museum and Locks Gallery, all Philadelphia, as well as curatorial positions at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX and Print Center New York. Rosenblum is a doctoral candidate in art history at The Graduate Center, CUNY, completing a dissertation which situates 20th century American printmaking within the rise of second-wave feminism, the assertion of counter-cultures and progressive labor relations. Rosenblum has curated exhibitions at OSilas Gallery, Concordia College, Bronxville, NY; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX; Print Center New York; and Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, PA. Her publications include “Rainbow Rolls and Mistress Plates: Judy Chicago’s Printmaking” in Judy Chicago: The Inside Story (Portland, OR: Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation, 2023); “Projects Class Cards, Nova Scotia College of Art & Design (1969),” in MRC Dossier 6: Artists’ Instructions (New York: Museum of Modern Art); and “Before her Landscape, A Backdrop for Hannah Wilke’s California Series,” in Hannah Wilke: Sculpture in the Landscape, ed. Rob Blackson (Philadelphia, PA: Temple Contemporary and Cornerhouse Publications, Manchester, England, 2019).

Stephanie Van Riet, Administrative Assistant

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