My concerns are:
- to make connections and relationships of ideas such as medicine and agriculture and arts.
If we do that, what new information will there be for us as a culture to work with?
My projects have shown me how closely connected are the roles and problems of
artists, physicians, and farmers.
- providing beauty to difficult situations. Can the artist step in and work with issues such as
death and find new understanding for others.
Collaborative Commission - "Re/Membering Medicine"
HealthEast Healing Center, St. Paul, Minnesota,1997
Collaborative Commission "Re/Membering Love"
Lifedeathafterdeath Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1999.
Interactive Installation
An interactive installation, for the conference attendees, that initiated the process of
personal awareness and connection between the beginning and end of the life process.
Collaborative Commission with Jane Gilmore "Heart Drawings"
Sioux City Art Museum and Siouxland Regional Cancer Center, Sioux City, Iowa, 2000
artwork created by workshop attendees.
"Speaking the Unspoken" Weisman Art Museum - University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 2000."
"Expressing the unspoken is part of the healing process. We invite you to write a brief message.
It should express a thought or feeling never said to someone important to you
and whom you have lost either through death or estrangement. After writing a few words,
cast your paper into the water. Your note will dissolve, and your message will be relayed metaphorically
to the person you addressed. By performing this act, you give others the courage to also participate."
(The directions on the writing table, pictured above, top right.)
EXPERIENCE
Sandra teaches independent workshops, and makes guest appearances at seminars and conferences.
She earned her Bachelor of Art's degree from The Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
"What is most outstanding about Ms. Taylor's teaching
is the feeling of trust that results from
her demeanor, philosophy, style, and process."
98 Teaching Workshop Participant
If you are interested in contacting Sandra about her work
please see the Educational Materials page to E-mail her.
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