Pam Sloan
Pam Sloan
As an artist who is deeply inspired by the natural world, my work is an exploration of the interdependence between all living things and their environment. I seek to create art that not only captures the beauty and complexity of the natural world but also reflects the urgent need to protect it. Presently, Pam’s work is branching underground merging lifeforms from soil into her art via weathered paper.
Pam Sloan is an artist with prior careers in architecture and education. She holds BFA, MA, and MEd degrees.
recent juried exhibitions
02/2025 “Into the Wild” Artlink, Fort Wayne, IN
09/2024 “Dialogue: Out Loud”, EAC, Evanston, IL
07/2024 “Clarity”, Roger Tory Peterson Institute, Jamestown, NY
05/2023 “Interconnectivity”, Roger Tory Peterson Institute, Jamestown, NY
03/2022 Presenter at the Loyola University 2022 Climate Change Conference
04/2021 ArtComp44, Beverly Art Center, Chicago, Illinois
01/2021 2021 Evanston and Vicinity Biennial, Evanston, Illinois
12/2020 Bugs Aplenty, Jones Art Center, Portland, Oregon
11/2020 Explore This 17, Colored Pencil Society of America
09/2020 Fantastical Flora And Fauna: South Haven Center For The Arts, South Haven, MI
09/2020 Artists Who Teach: Ellington-White Contemporary Art Gallery, Fayetteville, N.C.
Contact:
pamsloanart@gmail.com