Bell Buoy and Cormorants Painting

Sarah Yuster is a painter known for her urban landscapes and insightful portraits Notable clientele, collections include: • Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery - Nobel laureate Saul Bellow • National Air & Space Museum - Neil DeGrasse Tyson – astrophysicist • Harvard University - E.O. Wilson - evolutionary biologist • Yale University - Coit Liles (Skull and Bones Society) • Bangkok Royal Family Compound, Thailand - triptych for N. Songkhla • New Balance Amory Track - Ted Corbitt, Olympian • Tegla Loroupe Peace Academy – Tegla Loroupe, Kenya She‘s also been commisioned by the Wall Street Journal, The NY State Legislature, City University of NY and the NYC Department of Education among others. Yuster’s work has been exhibited at the Museum of American Art, Nat’l Academy of Design, Biggs Museum of American Art, NYC galleries, and hangs in institutions and corporate headquarters throughout the metropolitan area. Her artwork is displayed beyond the US border in the UK, Continental Europe, Japan and Thailand. Solo shows at the NY Road Runners Club, the National Runners Hall of Fame, SI Museum, (Habitats, Biophiles and Beasts) and the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art have met with ardent response and review. Commitment to painting began at the HS of Art & Design. Yuster earned her fine arts degree at SVA, then attended the Greek Language Center for five years and the Italian Cultural Institute for two years of language study...just because. Her home and studio is on Staten Island, NYC’s quiet borough, where she lives with her husband, musician Robert Mosci. They have a son and daughter.