Sara Armas

I have been a practicing artist for about fifteen years, mostly working in photographic arts. I began shooting at age 12, and am thus classically trained in darkroom photography, as well as digital techniques. I also have a special interest in alternative processes and have begun to learn gum printing as a part of that.

BFA in photography, Maine College of Art, 2006
MA in photography, Barry University, 2014
MA in art history, Oklahoma State University, 2017
Currently affiliated with KU Leuven as an independent PhD researcher.
Sale from my artworks go towards supporting my continuing education and art practice.

Currently, Lensculture website. Re:Construction. https://www.lensculture.com/projects/374886-re-construction
Gallery Art, Miami. “Just Right," pigment print.

Spring 2016, Barry University Alumni Exhibition, Miami Shores. “De Kwelling,” pigment print.

Dec 2014, Andy Gato Gallery, Miami. "Public Space and Still: Women Unsafe," MA Thesis, pigment prints.
"The Path: 18th Century Processes," Cyanotype, Van Dyke Brown, Gum, and Black Magic prints, originally processed and handmade.

Fall 2014, Student Gallery, Barry University. SPCA Wildlife Center Documentary Project, pigment
prints.

May 2012, Student Gallery, Barry University. Unsafe Travels, short film and pigment prints.

Dec 2009, Art Miami, Art Basel 2009. ”Tijeras," pigment print.

May 2005, Institute o f Contemporary Art, Portland, Maine. Supposed Glamour Project, Plexi- mount pigment prints, Slideshow and Music Album.

June 2005, Umbria Gallery, Boston. My Nightlife in Print, pigment prints.