Pam Rogers

Bone Wish, 2020

Ink on Mineral Processed Cyanotype

16 x 10 inches; framed: 21 x 17 inches

Courtesy of the artist

www.pamrogersart.com, @rogpk

Pam Rogers is a painter/sculptor/creator exploring the roles of the artist within nature. Focusing on materials and process, Pam creates pigments from locally sourced plants, soil and minerals exploring natural environments augmented by humankind. Additionally, she uses plants to create ephemeral sculptures. Born in Boulder, Colorado, Rogers has a BA in Art History: Wellesley College, MFA: Savannah College of Art and Design, and certificate in Botanical Illustration. After a long-term residency at the Arlington Arts Center, VA., Rogers relocated her studio to Denver, CO. Her work has been exhibited internationally and nationally with recent exhibitions at the Gintner Botanic Gardens, Richmond, VA, American University, Washington DC and Weir Farm National Historic Park, CT. Rogers has worked on numerous curatorial projects as well as being a 2015 Sondheim Semi-Finalist. She has received fellowships at multiple artist residencies, including the Ucross, Hambidge, I-Park, Ragdale Art Center, Mass MoCA, and Brush Creek Arts Foundation. Rogers continues to work as an independent illustrator for the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.