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EFA Robert Blackburn Oral Histories

Luanda Lozano

Luanda Lozano is a founding member of the printmaking collective Dominican York Proyecto Gráfica (DYPG). Her printmaking career began in 1994 at The Printmaking Workshop, where she participated in the outreach program, bringing printmaking education to underserved communities. She also contributed to relocating the workshop to its current home at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts.

In this excerpt, Luanda reflects on meeting Blackburn in the studio and viewing her first print. She recalls Blackburn’s advice: “Just do it and let the print tell you the story.”

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Luanda Lorando at the Biennial Puerto Rico. Image Courtesy of Luanda Lozano.

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