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INK provides broad observations and synthesis of trends and events related to the print world, as well as criticism on specific subjects when appropriate.

INK is written by Sarah Kirk Hanley, who is an independent print specialist and critic as well as a frequent contributor to Art in Print. She is also an adjunct instructor at NYU and a consulting expert and advisor for several art appraisal services and online fine art marketplaces. Hanley is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, ArtTable, the College Art Association and the Association of Print Scholars. She has held positions at Christie’s, the Milwaukee Art Museum, and the Lower East Side Printshop.
Relevant research areas: Contemporary