SANDRA WASKO-FLOOD ART RESUME 8106 Norwood Dr. Alexandria, VA 22309 703-360-5233 Email: Sandra@waskoart.com

SELECTED INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS 1996 School 33 Installation Space, Baltimore, Maryland 1996 Gallery 10, Washington D.C. 1994 Gallery 10, Washington D.C. 1992 Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, Laurel, Maryland 1991 Montana Gallery, Alexandria, VA 1989 Saint Peter's Church, New York City SELECTED MUSEUM AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS 2000 Charles Sumner School Museum, Washington DC 1999 Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC, "Fast Forward" 1997 Riva Sinistra Arte, Gallery 10 Artists, Florence, Italy 1996 The National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C. 1995 Expositions, Virginia Commission for the Arts Fellowship Winners, Peninsula Fine Arts Center, Newport News, VA 1990 Contemporary American Graphics Bookchamber International, Moscow, USSR 1988 Prints: Washington, Phillips Collection, Washington DC SELECTED INVITATIONAL EXHIBITIONS 1998 Word and Image: Visual Theology, Washington Theological Union, Washington DC 1997 Commonwealth Collects, Virginia Beach Center for Contemporary Arts 1996 A Breath of Fresh Air, Washington Printmakers Gallery, Washington DC 1992 Empowering Monotypes, Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC. Curator: Constance Pierce 1991 At the Crosshairs, Washington Artists in Perspective, Washington DC 1985 Feminism and Spirituality Conference. Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 1985 Zenith Gallery and Greenpeace, Washington DC SELECTED JURIED EXHIBITIONS 2001 Washington Women Artists Marching into the Millennium, Washington, DC 1999 "Print Types," Indiana University, Kokomo, Indiana 1998 Juried Exhibition, Peninsula Fine Arts Center, Newport News, VA. Curator: Eleanor Hartney 1997 Artists Equity Show, Arts 901, Washington DC. Juror: Chris Addison, Addison Ripley Gallery, Washington DC 1996 Florida Printmakers 7th National Traveling Print Exhibition 1995 Fourteenth Annual Southeastern Spectrum, Associated Artists of Winston Salem Inc. Juror: Marla Prather, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art, The National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. 1988 Alternatives 88 National Photography Exhibition, University of Ohio, Athens. Curator: Duane Michels 1989 Seventh Annual Faber Birren Color Show National Juried Exhibition, Stamford, Connecticut. Jurors: Helen Frostway, Andrew Stasik, William Stovahl AWARDS AND GRANTS 2001-00 D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities summer SEAS program, D.C. Schools 1997 "Best of Show:" Kinetic Photo Sculpture, "Wheel of Light: Spiral Path: Fire," Artists Equity at Arts 901, Washington DC. Juror: Chris Addison, Addison/Ripley Fine Arts 1994 $5,000, Individual Artists Fellowship, Virginia Commission for the Arts, "Dance of the Labyrinth" Interactive Installation 1993 Purchase Award: "Sky Turtle/Sun Dagger Shadow I," College of Notre Dame, Baltimore, Maryland 1989 $1,000, Friends of the Torpedo Factory Art Gallery, Alexandria, Virginia GALLERIES 1992-1997 Gallery 10, Washington DC 1988-89 White Light Collaborative, New York City 1986-1989 Washington Printmakers Gallery, Washington DC 1983-85 Zenith Gallery, Washington DC 1777-79 Art Independent, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin SELECTED COLLECTIONS Natasha and Tania Kolodzei, Collection of Contemporary Art, USSR Cultural Foundation of the USSR Pushkin Museum, Moscow, USSR Museo de Arte Moderno, Buenos Aires, Argentina Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC Library of Congress, Washington DC National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC St. Mary's College, St. Mary's City, Maryland College of Notre Dame, Baltimore, Maryland COMMISSIONS 2001 Hebew Center, Rockville, Maryland, proposal for "Star of David" labyrinth in process 2000 Potomac Hospital, Woodbridge, VA, "Meditation Wheel" introducing people to labyrinths ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: 2001 SEAS Program, D.C. Commission on Arts and Humanities, West and Drew Elementary Schools 2000 SEAS Program, DC Commission on Arts and Humanities, Walker- Jones, McGogney, Merritt Elementary Schools 1985 University of Maryland, College Park SELECTED ARTICLES AND REVIEWS 2001 Dawson, Jessica, "Museum of the Muses," Washington Post, May 17" 2000 Robinson, Dash, "Labyrinthe Camp," City Paper, July 14-20 2000 Duin, Julia, "Spiritually focused labyrinth coming to U.S. Capitol lawn," Washington Times, March 3 2000 Kamen, Al, "In the Loop: East Lawn, Right Brain, Many Turns," Washington Post, March 8 2000 Pershing, Ben, "Spiritual Renewal," "Roll Call Around the Hill,"March 16 2000 Dancy, Shelvia, "Artist Brings Meditative Labyrinths to Capitol Hill" Religion News Service, March 2000 Hartman, Carl, "Capitol Gets Meditation Paths," Associated Press, March 1996 Cohn, Barbara, "Towards the Next Century and Beyond," Washington Artists News, Washington DC Chapter Artists Equity, Winter 1996 Greenwell, Stuart, "Dance of the Labyrinth," Articulate, October 1996 Oda, Ken, Sandra Wasko-Flood "Dance of the Labyrinth," Koan, October 1994 McWilliams, Martha, "Essential Experience: Sandra Wasko-Flood: "Dance of the Labyrinth," City Paper, March 1994 Oda, Ken, "Art and Technology in Washington,"Koan, March 1994 Miller, Lenore, "Manipulated Environments: Photo montage into Sculpture," San Francisco Camerawork: A Journal of Photographic Arts, Spring, Summer 1994 Kultura, Lithuania, August 1993 McCoy, Mary, "Papermakers/Printmakers," Mini Gallery at Lee, Washington Post, August 28 1993 Wilson, Janet, "Displays of Prowess in Printmaking," Washington Post, August 21 1992 Mahoney, J.W., "Empowering Monotype," The Dadian Gallery, Wesley Theological Seminary, American University, New Art Examiner, November 1990 "Contemporary American Graphics," Moscow Komsoleta, Moscow, USSR, November 7 1989 McCoy, Mary, "Sandra Wasko- Flood: Cycles II: Washington Printmakers Gallery," Washington Review, February, March SELECTED PUBLICATIONS BY ARTIST 1998 "Safe Printmaking Techniques," Artists Equity Newsletter, Fall 1997 "Singular Impressions: The Monotype in America at the National Museum of American Art," The Washington Print Club Quarterly, Summer 1993 "Unloose the Snake: One Artist's Labyrinth," Caerdroia 1993, the maze and labyrinth research journal, United Kingdom SELECTED PUBLICATIONS OF ART WORK 2001 Westbury, Virginia, Labyrinths: Ancient paths of wisdom and peace, Lansdowe Publishing Pty Ltd, Sidney NSW 2001 Australia "Labyrinths in Art," p. 94. 2000-93 International Who's Who in Women 2000-90 Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who in American Women, Who's Who in American Education, Who's Who in American Design 1987 Yellow Silk, featured artist MEDIA SELECTIONS 2000 "Elements to Light Your Way" Doug Ritter Productions, 4 minutes 1995 "Dance of the Labyrinth," Kelley Elllsworth Productions, 11 minutes, 21 minutes 1992 "Passages Elements, Passages Seasons," Performance at the Montpelier Cultural Center Exhibited. Director: Linda Lewett, Script by S.W. Flood 1989 Arlington Alive Interview with S.W. Flood, Arlington CableTV EDUCATION 1977-78 University of Wisconsin, Madison, graduate etching with Warrington Colescott 1975 Claremont College, Claremont California 1973-74 Foothill College, Los Altos, California 1970-73 Museo de Arte Moderno, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1968-69 University of California, Los Angeles, Continuing Education 1969 Otis Art Institute, Los Angeles, C California 1965 University of California at Los Angeles, BA English, minors in Art and history SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 2001 Curator, Historic part,"Washington Women Artists Marching into the Millennium," Millennium Center, Washington D.C. 2000 Curator, "Common Ground: Labyrinth Designs, Past and Present," Charles Sumner Museum, Washington D.C. 2000 Director of "Labyrinth for Peace:" Exhibit in Canon Rotunda of the House of Representatives with labyrinth walking on the east lawn of the U. S. Capitol, March 13-25 1998 Founding member of the international Labyrinth Society 1999-89 Printmaking Instructor, Private Lessons, Artist's Studio: Safe Etching, Non-Toxic Monotype 1998 "The Labyrinth Society," founding member, Mid-Atlantic Representative 1997 Printmaking Instructor in Safe Etching, Maryland Institute for the Arts, College Park, Maryland 1997-95 Vice-President Gallery 10, Washington DC 1997-89 Workshop Coordinator and Director Printmaking Studio, Lee Arts Center, Arlington County Cultural Affairs 1985 Professor, St. Mary's College, St. Mary's City, Maryland