During a time of mass extinctions, animal conservation is preventing and often reversing inevitabilities. Behind many endangered species are stories of dedicated scientists and committed activists working to prevent population decline. The existence of the California Condor, or Whooping Crane are evidence of human efforts. My art is a dedicated to those efforts, and a tribute to the survival of the animal.
The highly textured surface of my art is achieved via layering. Drawings and paintings are integrated with media such as latex that can be painted and torn away. The process produces an irregular lace-like surface reflecting the fragility and temporal circumstances of each animals’ survival.
30% of all money raised from the sale of this work is donated to targeted conservation efforts. Contact me for further information. Limited edition signed prints are available.
As a native Chicagoan, Pam is currently creating a series of images dedicated to twelve priority animals in the Great Lakes Area. Check out her gallery.
Ms. Sloan has a BFA is Visual Art, MFA in Architecture, and MEd in Educational Leadership. She is an architect, educator, and environmental activist. Pam’s art is used to fund environment causes. Feel free to contact her via this website.
Recent Juried Exhibitions:
| 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. |
| 04/2020 | Human/Nature: Mosesian Center For The Arts (MCA), Waterton, Mass |
| 10/03/2019 | Kansas City Zoo Benefit Art Show: Jones Gallery, Kansas City |
| 07/12/2019 | Textures: Kavanaugh Gallery, Fine Line Art Center, St. Charles, Il |
| 06/20/2019 | Celebrating The National Lands Of California: Wilding Museum Of Art And Nature, CA |
| 02/16/2018 | Art Now: Drawing Ann Arbor, Mi. Ann Arbor Art Center |
Photos by Cheri Eisenberg
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