Stephanie Sydney

Stephanie Sydney was born and raised in London, England. She moved to California with her family as a teenager and is currently living in Venice, California. She studied art at Santa Monica College and UCLA. She started receiving awards for her art while in high school and in the galleries at Santa Monica College. While Stephanie was a painter from a very young age, because of her time constraints as a graphic designer and art director, she started exploring painting with a camera, first double and triple exposures in the camera, then adding mixed media pieces and digital collages.

She is currently working in her art studio in Santa Monica. Her work is in several collections, including Banque BNP Paribais and Morgan Stanley in New York where they have 13 of her images.

She has had solo shows at Arte 1307, Villa Di Donato, Naples Italy, Crafton Hills College Art Gallery, “Reflections” Yucaipa, CA, Gallery 825 “Shrine of Stolen Identities” solo show collaboration with Snezana Petrovic, LAAA - West Hollywood, CA, Brand Library Art Gallery, Glendale, CA., Culture Factory, Pasadena, CA., Raleigh Towers, curated by Donna Stein (formerly curator at Museum of Modern Art, N.Y.) - West Los Angeles, CA., Los Angeles Photography Cente...

Santa Monica College, UCLA, LACP,

Solo Exhibitions
2019 Arte 1307, Villa Di Donato, “The Edge of History” Curated by Cynthia Penna, Naples Italy
2018 Crafton Hills College Art Gallery, “Reflections” curated by Snezana Saraswati Petrovic, Yucaipa, CA
2016 Gallery 825 “Shrine of Stolen Identities” solo show collaboration with Snezana Petrovic, LAAA - West Hollywood, CA
1993 Brand Library Art Gallery, Glendale, CA.
1993 Culture Factory, curated by Jillian Coldiron and Light Bringer Project, Pasadena, CA.
1991 Raleigh Towers, curated by Donna Stein (formerly curator at Museum of Modern Art, N.Y.) - West Los Angeles, CA.
1991 Los Angeles Photography Center, L.A., curated by Glenna Avilla.
1990 Human Arts Gallery, Abbott Kinney, Venice, CA.
1990 Hama, Venice, CA.
Selected Group Exhibitions
2020 MOAH, Museum of Art and History, “Create and Collaborate” Kipaipai Fellows, curated by Andi Campognone, Marne Lucas collaborator
2020 Exhibbit Online Gallery “Different Worlds” Common Ground Arts Collective art group
2020 Los Angeles Art Association “Seclusion” Online group exhibition
2020 Gallery FotoNostrum, “14th Julia Margaret Cameron Award Exhibition” juried by Elizabeth Avedon, Rebecca Richardson, and Analy Werbin, Honorable Mentio...