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Andrea FuhrmanAs a scholarship recipient, Fuhrman earned her MFA from Washington University, and BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. While an undergraduate at SAIC, she won a Union League Civic & Arts Scholarship. As a graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis, Fuhrman won a Liquitex Product Grant, was invited to exhibit at Greenville College, IL and exhibited at Chicago's Textile Arts CentreFiber '94with Anne Wilson as juror; and was invited to exhibit in Barat College'sMatter of the Body. Fuhrman won First Place, Fine Arts, at Smoky Hill River Festival, Salina, KS in 2007, and had won Second Place, in Fine Art at the St. Louis Art Fair in its inaugural year, 1994. One of Fuhrman's photographs was included in the ArtAbility exhibit in Malvern, PA where it won the First Place Prize for Photography. Three of her photographs have been included in the "Visions of the Flint Hills" benefit exhibits for the Kansas Park Trust.
Fuhrman has exhibited at AIR Gallery, in Chelsea, NYC; Center for Contemporary Art, St. Louis; Lawrence Arts Center, KS; Salina Art Center, KS; Strecker-Nelson, Manhattan, KS; Pence Gallery, Davis, CA; ArtCentric, Corvalis OR; Julie Baker Fine Art, Grass Valley, CA; Locus Gallery, St. Louis, MO and IL Lake County Discovery Museum Postcard Art Competition, IL. She has been invited to exhibit at the Sabatini Gallery in Topeka in 2012. She was a founding member of St. LouisVenus Envyexhibit. Fuhrman's textile piece "Snarl" is included inApron Strings Ties to the Past, Exhibits USA, Mid-America Arts Alliance. Emprise Bank, Wichita, acquired Fuhrman's photographs and collages for their art collection, one of the ten best collections in the USA. The City of Salina commissioned a digital photo work of Fuhrman's, which has been translated into a 36' x 11' Byzantine smalti glass mosaic mural for the Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park - which opened 2010. In 2011 Fuhrman self -published a 100 page book of abstract photographs printed on archival paper using archival ink. In 2012 Fuhrman's photo work will be published in the national Studio Visit Magazine in 2012 that is distributed to over 1000 curators, museum directors and arts aficionados.Fuhrman was awarded artist-in-residencies in Costa Rica and Finland. Nationally Fuhrman has attended artist residencies at the Helene Wurlitzer, NM; UCROSS, and Jentel, both in WY; Edna St. Vincent Millay Colony, NY, Studios Midwest, Galesburg and Red Barn Studio, Lindsborg, KS.
Fuhrman looks forward to completion of her Abilene KS studio, gallery and residence. A scholarship recipient, Fuhrman earned her MFA from Washington University, and BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. While an undergraduate at SAIC, she won a Union League Civic & Arts Scholarship. As a graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis, Fuhrman won a Liquitex Product Grant, was invited to exhibit at Greenville College, IL and exhibited at Chicago's Textile Arts CentreFiber '94with Anne Wilson as juror; and was invited to exhibit in Barat College'sMatter of the Body. Fuhrman won First Place, Fine Arts, at Smoky Hill River Festival, Salina, KS in 2007, and had won Second Place, in Fine Art at the St. Louis Art Fair in its inaugural year, 1994. One of Fuhrman's photographs was included in the ArtAbility exhibit in Malvern, PA where it won the First Place Prize for Photography. Three of her photographs have been included in the "Visions of the Flint Hills" benefit exhibits for the Kansas Park Trust.
Fuhrman has exhibited at AIR Gallery, in Chelsea, NYC; Center for Contemporary Art, St. Louis; Lawrence Arts Center, KS; Salina Art Center, KS; Strecker-Nelson, Manhattan, KS; Pence Gallery, Davis, CA; ArtCentric, Corvalis OR; Julie Baker Fine Art, Grass Valley, CA; Locus Gallery, St. Louis, MO and IL Lake County Discovery Museum Postcard Art Competition, IL. She has been invited to exhibit at the Sabatini Gallery in Topeka in 2012. She was a founding member of St. LouisVenus Envyexhibit. Fuhrman's textile piece "Snarl" is included inApron Strings Ties to the Past, Exhibits USA, Mid-America Arts Alliance. Emprise Bank, Wichita, acquired Fuhrman's photographs and collages for their art collection, one of the ten best collections in the USA. The City of Salina commissioned a digital photo work of Fuhrman's, which has been translated into a 36' x 11' Byzantine smalti glass mosaic mural for the Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park - which opened 2010. In 2011 Fuhrman self -published a 100 page book of abstract photographs printed on archival paper using archival ink. In 2012 Fuhrman's photo work will be published in the national Studio Visit Magazine in 2012 that is distributed to over 1000 curators, museum directors and arts aficionados.Fuhrman was awarded artist-in-residencies in Costa Rica and Finland. Nationally Fuhrman has attended artist residencies at the Helene Wurlitzer, NM; UCROSS, and Jentel, both in WY; Edna St. Vincent Millay Colony, NY, Studios Midwest, Galesburg and Red Barn Studio, Lindsborg, KS.
Fuhrman looks forward to completion of her Abilene KS studio, gallery and residence. cholarship recipient, Fuhrman earned her MFA from Washington University, and BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. While an undergraduate at SAIC, she won a Union League Civic & Arts Scholarship. As a graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis, Fuhrman won a Liquitex Product Grant, was invited to exhibit at Greenville College, IL and exhibited at Chicago's Textile Arts CentreFiber '94with Anne Wilson as juror; and was invited to exhibit in Barat College'sMatter of the Body. Fuhrman won First Place, Fine Arts, at Smoky Hill River Festival, Salina, KS in 2007, and had won Second Place, in Fine Art at the St. Louis Art Fair in its inaugural year, 1994. One of Fuhrman's photographs was included in the ArtAbility exhibit in Malvern, PA where it won the First Place Prize for Photography. Three of her photographs have been included in the "Visions of the Flint Hills" benefit exhibits for the Kansas Park Trust.
Fuhrman has exhibited at AIR Gallery, in Chelsea, NYC; Center for Contemporary Art, St. Louis; Lawrence Arts Center, KS; Salina Art Center, KS; Strecker-Nelson, Manhattan, KS; Pence Gallery, Davis, CA; ArtCentric, Corvalis OR; Julie Baker Fine Art, Grass Valley, CA; Locus Gallery, St. Louis, MO and IL Lake County Discovery Museum Postcard Art Competition, IL. She has been invited to exhibit at the Sabatini Gallery in Topeka in 2012. She was a founding member of St. LouisVenus Envyexhibit. Fuhrman's textile piece "Snarl" is included inApron Strings Ties to the Past, Exhibits USA, Mid-America Arts Alliance. Emprise Bank, Wichita, acquired Fuhrman's photographs and collages for their art collection, one of the ten best collections in the USA. The City of Salina commissioned a digital photo work of Fuhrman's, which has been translated into a 36' x 11' Byzantine smalti glass mosaic mural for the Kenwood Cove Aquatic Park - which opened 2010. In 2011 Fuhrman self -published a 100 page book of abstract photographs printed on archival paper using archival ink. In 2012 Fuhrman's photo work will be published in the national Studio Visit Magazine in 2012 that is distributed to over 1000 curators, museum directors and arts aficionados.Fuhrman was awarded artist-in-residencies in Costa Rica and Finland. Nationally Fuhrman has attended artist residencies at the Helene Wurlitzer, NM; UCROSS, and Jentel, both in WY; Edna St. Vincent Millay Colony, NY, Studios Midwest, Galesburg and Red Barn Studio, Lindsborg, KS.
Fuhrman looks forward to completion of her Abilene KS studio, gallery and residence.