Sally Frank

“My art emerges through the layering of environmental patterns, the structured chaos of leaves, branches and roots. Spontaneity and intention converge as branches intertwine and unexpected connections emerge, mirroring nature. Each layer reveals new depth, echoing the organic beauty and mystery of the natural world. As I experience time in nature, I am drawn to the accidental patterns of branches, shadows and textures moving gently to their own rhythms, flowing silently into rivers, woods and fields.”

Sally Frank is a printmaker who draws inspiration from her close relationship with the natural world and connection with the environment. She works in etching, woodcut, monotype, print collage and artist books.

She began making prints at Simon’s Rock College and earned a master’s degree in printmaking from C.W. Post College, New York. Her work has been selected for exhibitions across the U.S. by jurors including curators from the Guggenheim, Whitney Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA. Her work is held in private and corporate collections, including Memorial Sloan Kettering.

Frank is a signature member of the National Association of Women Artists and a member of The Boston Printmakers, Zea Mays Printmaking, the Center for Contemporary Printmaking and the Monotype Guild of New England. She previously served on the Board of Directors of the Center for Contemporary Printmaking. She works from her studio in Waccabuc, NY.

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