Sarah Curry

Artist and arts educator Sarah Curry has been actively creating narrative artwork that address women’s lives in the 21st century, including topics racial inequality, reproductive rights, and the pressures endured by female youth. She was born and raised in Cleveland, received her BFA from Kansas City Art Institute and her Masters in Art Education from Case Western Reserve University. She has been teaching high school students for over 25 years, which has directly influenced the content of her work. Her work has been exhibited in various galleries and museums across the United States. The trajectory of her work has become increasingly curatorial. This shift was influenced by her inclusion in touring exhibitions and exhibiting alongside like-minded artists nationally. She has become increasingly intentional about reaching out to artists whose practices intersect conceptually with her own body of work and exploring installation-based work and broadening her practice to incorporate new techniques and media.