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Studio Director

Isaiah Rivera

info@robertkipnissstudio.com

+1 917 887 0576

Studio Mailing Address

P.O. Box 1067

Sharon, Connecticut 06069

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Isaiah Rivera is a printmaking artist and freelance printmaker working in the New York City area. He earned a BFA in Printmaking from SUNY Purchase College, New York, in 2021, where he received the Excellence in Printmaking Award. He began his affiliation with the Robert Kipniss Studio in 2022 as Collections Management intern, during which time he developed a deep appreciation for and familiarity with Kipniss’s work and his enduring significance within the print world. In subsequent years, Rivera took on increased responsibilities within the studio, marked by renewed market and scholarly interest in Kipniss’s work, reflecting the studio’s sustained research, stewardship, and professional engagement. In 2025, Rivera became a member of the Society of American Graphic Artists, an organization of which Kipniss is also a longstanding member. His work may be viewed at isaiahrivera.com.

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Artist Representative and Curator

Sarah Kirk Hanley is an independent critic, curator, appraiser, and consulting expert for fine art prints, editions, and illustrated artists’ books. In addition to her work for Robert Kipniss, she serves as an expert consultant for several art appraisal and advisory firms in New York. She is also a member of the board of directors for The Atelier 17 Project, which encourages new research about this avant-garde printmaking workshop upon its 2027 centennial, and the advisory board for the Center for the Preservation of Artists’ Legacies (CPAL). She is a frequent guest lecturer and speaker in her area of expertise for seminars, professional associations, colleges, and museums. She has published numerous scholarly articles and essays on Contemporary printmaking. Ms. Hanley is a member of ArtTable, the Association of Print Scholars, the Appraisers Association of America, the Catalogue Raisonné Scholars Association, and Phi Beta Kappa. Ms. Hanley holds an MA in Museum Education from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia, and a BFA in Printmaking and Fine Art from the University of Iowa, magna cum laude

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