Donald M. Sheridan has been engaged in fine art silkscreen printmaking since 1977 when he began working in the studio of Rupert Jasen Smith, Master Printer to Andy Warhol. He printed Warhol’s work for six years. Starting in 1982 he worked with Larry B. Wright, printing editions by Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Poons, Larry Zox, Dan Christianson, and others.
In 1984 he established Donald M. Sheridan Fine Arts where he has published portfolios and editions by emerging and established contemporary artists, and continues to engage in contract printing. He collaborates with artists who seek to enlarge their repertoire by producing printed editions and unique monoprints.
In 1984 he opened his own studio, Donald M. Sheridan Fine Arts, at 350 Manhattan Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In ’92 the studio moved to Manhattan for 7 years, then to Jersey City, NJ for 20+ years, and is now in Garnerville NY in Garner Arts Center, a 19th century textile mill that has been transformed into a vibrant cultural art center. The studio is capable of producing monoprints and editions as large as 30" x 40", and larger works can be accomplished on demand.
Since the mid 1990’s, Donald Sheridan has taught silkscreen printing at The School of Visual Arts in Manhattan.