Leslie Golomb 1953 —

Born in Pittsburgh, PA, the artist lives and works in Pittsburgh.

In 1975, Golomb received her BFA in Printmaking from Carnegie Mellon University (PA), then went on to earn her MFA in Printmaking and Art Education from School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1978.

Regarding her artistic process, Golomb stated: "My training as a traditional printmaker allows me the flexibility to explore changing applications of traditional processes combined with the introduction of new technology. While my work serves to convey ideas, the history of printmaking constitutes an important element to the narrative."

Selected exhibitions include: American Print Biennale MA; Pittsburgh Center for the Arts; Lambert Castle Museum; NEA Arts Award.      

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