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Stephanie Stigliano teaches art as a way to build community and share creative energy. She contributed to a limited edition book inspired by Susan Roney-O鈥橞rien鈥檚 poem, The Edge of the Ocean, which was displayed at Zea Mays Printmaking in Florence, MA and Art and Poetic Text at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod in Yarmouth, MA. Her work was exhibited at the Bedford Library in Cut and Paste; Cool, Calm, and Collected at Gallery Twist; and at the Arnold Arboretum in The Art of Nature/The Nature of Art. Her book, Current Events, was included in Building Books at The University of Southern Maine. Together with three other artists she produced an artist book, For Women for Freedom, which was created for the FREEDOM Project exhibition shown at the Book Art Museum / Fundacja Correspondance Des Arts in 艁贸d藕 from October, 2023 and is now part of their permanent collection. Her books were included in Page Turner at ArtsWorcester and Fresh Ink: Contemporary Explorations in Printmaking at the Umbrella Arts Center in Concord, MA, fall, 2023. She is currently establishing a new printmaking community at Munroe Center for the Arts in Lexington, MA, where numerous methods of non-toxic printmaking will be taught. In the fall of 2023, she taught relief and monotype printing. In the spring, she will introduce collagraph. In June of 2024, Bromer Booksellers of Boston, MA will host a retrospective of her books and prints. A longtime member of The Boston Printmakers, she served on the board and as editor of The Quarterly and Member News. She co-founded New England Book Artists. Stigliano teaches Making Prints/Making Books at Boston College.