Jo Anne Helfert Sullam

Conservation Through Creation
Artist | Naturalist | Storyteller
My art and writing comes from a love of the natural world—
the quiet moments, the wild places, and the life all around us.
Small Wild Acts is a way of seeing—
the little things that help nature stay close.
When you bring my work into your space,
you’re supporting the time and care I give to conservation—
helping birds, trees, water, and all the wild things that share our world.
Caring doesn’t have to be loud or big—sometimes it’s as simple
as leaving water out for birds or choosing plants that belong here.
By living with this work, you join a gentle story—
small acts adding up, one step at a time.

School of Visual Arts, New York City

Ms. Sullam's paintings and sculptures exhibit in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and cultural centers through out the country. Recent commissions include painting three polo ponies’ statues for Polo America.
A Celebrated Wildlife and Landscape Artist, JoAnne Helfert- Sullam’s Award winning work has been featured in the New York Times, who's who in America, Art business news, “The Best of Sporting Art" in Polo Players magazine and on the cover of the Chronicle of the Horse.
Special Congressional Recognition for Work in the Arts by former Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. And is the author of a children's book and has interviewed personalities such as Richard Gere, Bobby Kennedy Jr. and concert pianist/animal activist, Helene Grimaud.