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Fanny Sanín
November 30 1935 - present
Photograph of Fanny Sanín, courtesy of Latin Collector, New York, NY, USA
    Place of Birth:
Bogot�
Nationality:
American, Colombian
Phonetic Spelling:
FAN-ee sah-NEEN Minority status:
Hispanic
Work Type/Media:
Drawings and prints, Painting
Artistic Role(s):
Painter, Printmaker
Style:
Abstraction
Artist's Biography:
Colombian born Fanny Sanín is considered to be one of Latin America's most distinguished and well-respected abstract painters. Her impressive artistic career has spanned across many regions including Colombia, Mexico, England and the United States. Sanín studied at the University of the Andes in Colombia where she received a degree in Fine Arts. She continued her education with graduate studies at the University of Illinois and at the Chelsea School of Art in London. Throughout Sanín's artistic career, she has exhibited her work in both solo and group shows all around the world. In total, her work has been included in almost 300 shows, 250 being group shows and thirty-five solo or retrospective exhibitions. Sanín has also taken part in landmark exhibition events that have traveled throughout the United States. One such occasion took place at the Latin American Women Artists 1915-1995 exhibition, which opened at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Sanín's prolific career has been well documented with numerous periodical articles and illustrations in several books. Her outstanding body of work has not gone unnoticed; she is constantly the recipient of awards and other prestigious accolades.Biography courtesy of Latin Collector, New York, NY, USA
Place(s) of Residence:
New York
Where Trained/Schools:
Chelsea School of Art, London, England (1966-1968)
Central School of Art, London, England (1966-1968)
University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, USA (1962-1963)
University of the Andes, Bogotá, Colombia (1956-1960)
Related Visual Artists:
sister of Rose Sanín
Fellowships, grants and awards:
Colombian Award in Art, Miami, FL, USA (1993)
Canadian Club Award, Mira: The Canadian Club Hispanic Art Tour, Museo del Barrio, New York, NY, USA (1985)
Medellín Award, Il Coltejer Art Biennial, Medellín, Colombia (1970)
Earliest exhibition:
XIV National Art Salon, National Museum, Bogotá, Colombia (1962)
NMWA exhibition(s):
Latin American Women Artists, 1915-1995
Artist retrospective(s):
Fanny Sanín 1987-1999: Color y Simetria, Biblioteca Luis Angel Arago, Bogotá, Colombia, (2000)
Fanny Sanín, Museum of Modern Art, Bogotá, Colombia, (1987)
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