Sandy Winters: Creation and Destruction

Sandy Winters: Creation and Destruction
January 24 – March 6, 2020
Gallery Talk with the Artist: January 24, noon
Opening Reception: January 24, 5-7 pm

Contemporary artist Sandy Winters combines the mediums of printmaking, drawing, and painting to realize her large-scale constructions.  In her works, Winters addresses the clash between nature, culture, and civilization, including the disastrous consequences of climate change. She lives and works full time in New York City and part time in Mt. Washington, MA. Over a long career, Sandy has shown extensively in New York City, and in many states throughout the US, as well as in Europe. Her work has been featured in over 60 catalogues, books and newspaper reviews. Some of her more recent solo exhibitions include Sandy Winters: Creation and Destruction at the Deland Museum; Williamson Memorial Award: 10-Year Survey at the Indiana State University Art Gallery; Metamorphosis at the Flaten Art Museum in Northfield, Minnesota; and In My Back Yard at George Adams Gallery in New York City.

Image: Sandy Winters, The Glass is Half Full, 2016, flash acrylic, graphite, newspaper collage on Arches paper, 62 x 80 in. Courtesy of the artist.
This exhibition is supported in part by Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies and EPACC, Gettysburg College.