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Sandra Rowe received her B.A. from Cal
State University, Fresno and M.F.A. from UC Irvine in art with a focus
in painting drawing and installation. She is a visual artist, writer,
consultant, curator and educator.
Exhibitions
and Selected Collections
Rowe's
work has been included in exhibitions in:
Japan,
the United States, Paris, Cuba and Nigeria.
She has received awards from the
National Endowment for the Arts and Los Angeles Center for Contemporary
Art.
Her
work has been included in exhibitions:
Studio
Museum in Harlem
the
California Afro American Museum in Los Angeles
Santa
Monica Museum of Art
Riverside
Art Museum
Newport
Harbor Art Museum
and
other galleries and museums throughout the United States.
Her
work is included in the following collections:
the
Serizawa Museum, Sendai, Japan
Museum
of Modern Art, New York, NY
National
Museum for Women in the Arts, Washington, DC
Colgate
University
Newport
Harbor Art Museum, Newport Beach, CA
Print
Workshop, Robert Blackburn Collection, NY
California
Afro-American Museum, Los Angeles, CA
Bettye
Saar, Los Angeles, CA
Franklin
Furnace Archive, New York, NY
Australian
Public Library
Lizzetta
LeFalle-Collins, Oakland, CA
Olin
Library, University of Iowa
Henie-Onstad,
Art Center, University of Louisville
University
of New Mexico at Albuquerque
University
of Houston
Beverly
Hills Public Library, Beverly Hills, CA and others.
Public Art Awards (Selected)/p>
Sandra
Rowe's recent public art awards include:
2nd
Street Project: One of two semifinalists for Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport arrival terminal paving (on hold)
by 2001)
MTA Blue Line Enhancement Project
One of five semi-finalists for $400,000 CRA Los Angeles tunnels project.
Lead artist for Escondido Public Art project
Ontario Mills Grand Opening Monument
California Tower in Riverside, children's concrete project for the
MTA Public Artwork for the Los Angeles Blue Line at San Pedro and Washington
Streets
Anaheim Arena "Pond" project, artist team member for the interdisciplinary
Public art project in the main entrance
Rowe
was a lecturer for the Hatch-Billops Collection in New York. The collection
is an archive for African American Artists from every creative discipline
in the United States. A book is published yearly.
She
is a retired tenured faculty member from Cal Poly Pomona.
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