Los Angeles, CA
showings
Installations
2010
Vionnet Boutique, Spring/Summer Collection, West Hollywood, CA
Selected Exhibitions
2010
Los Angeles Convention Center, LA Art Show, Los Angeles, CA
Manchester Gallery, The Fundamentals of Printmaking, Westchester, CA
2009
Los Angeles Convention Center, LA Art Show, Los Angeles, CA
Kellogg Art Gallery, Ink and Clay, Pomona, CA
Old Town Gallery, Left, Right and Center, Tustin CA
LA Municipal Gallery, LAPS 20th National Show, Los Angeles, CA
Old Town Gallery, Evolution, Tustin CA
2008
Market Gallery, Diverse Part 4, Los Angeles, CA
SciArt, Printed Matters, CSU Channel Island, CA
I-5 Gallery, Brewery Arts Colony, Los Angeles, CA
Heritage Museum, Rock Rose Gallery at Heritage, Los Angeles, CA
2007
Pharmaka Gallery, Small Wonders, Los Angeles, CA
Old Town Gallery, The LAPS New Members Show, Tustin CA
Brand Gallery, Brand 36, Glendale, CA
LA Municipal Gallery, The Open Show, Los Angeles,
Red Dot Gallery, Downtown Art Walk, Los Angeles, CA
One Leaf Gallery, Duality, Pomona, CA
Cactus Gallery, Found Objects, Los Angeles, CA
2006
Cactus Gallery, The Women Show, Los Angeles, CA
Art Link Gallery, National Print Exhibition, Ft. Wayne Indiana
Kellogg Art Gallery, Ink and Clay, CSU Pomona
2005 Brand Art Gallery, Conflict, Glendale CA
Sarah Pavsner began her training at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the area of Time Arts. Eventually, Sarah obtained her Bachelors of Media Arts at the University of South Carolina, with a concentrate in photography. Sarah worked as a freelance photographer and fine art photographic printer in both South Carolina and Washington, D.C. Currently, as an artist and educator, Ms. Pavsner has exhibited throughout the Southern California region, developed curriculum that infuses both art and writing and has facilitated art workshops for children with Autism.
Sarah Pavsner’s visual vocabulary is a derivative of her early exposures to Detroit’s vacant factories, and burnt down houses. Her aesthetic approach is juxtaposed with the eternal feelings of loss brought on by the death of her father at a young age. Presently she is enticed by creating pieces that explore pattern within the framework of nature, and humanity. Sarah also finds the use of material to be central to creating the symbolic framework of her pieces
Other meaningful influence is her role as an educator. Her students often times unearth new ways of thinking that often challenge her conceptual framework.
Cramped hands and all...
Los Angeles, CA
