Join us on Thursday May 22 at 10am at the studio of Yellow Studio Artist Member Sally Frank. Sally will be showing us her work (both current and older), telling us about her process, giving us a tour of her studio set up and answering questions from the group.

Studio address in Waccabuc, NY to be provided upon RSVP.

Member RSVP required. 

About Sally Frank

Sally Frank is a printmaker who draws inspiration from close observations of the natural world and a deep sense of connection with the earth. She uses a variety of printmaking techniques to create etchings, woodcuts, monotypes and lithographs.

She began making prints while attending Simon’s Rock College in Great Barrington, MA, and later earned a master’s degree in printmaking from C.W. Post College in New York. Over the last 50 years, her work has been included in exhibitions in galleries and art institutions across New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts and New Mexico.

Frank’s work has been selected by a variety of notable jurors over the years, including Jennifer Farrell, associate curator of drawings and prints at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Eva Respini, MOMA Curator department of photography and David Kiehl, curator of prints at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Frank has been an artist in residence at the Weir Farm Arts Center in Wilton, Connecticut. Her work has been acquired for many private and corporate collections including Memorial Sloan Kettering.

Frank’s studio is in Waccabuc, NY. She is a member of The Boston Printmakers and the Monotype Guild of New England.

Visit www.sallyfrank.com for a full biography and images of her work.