The United Gas Pipe Line Company Collection

Sandria Hu (1946- )

Written in 1976 for the catalog and reproduced as printed, with spelling corrected. Not current.

Sandria Hu, whose monotypes in her Pyramid series have been exhibited at the Tibor de Nagy gallery in Houston, was born in 1946 in San Francisco. She attended San Diego State University, where she received BA and MA degrees; she was later awarded a Master’s degree in Fine Arts at Stanford University.

The artist now teaches at the University of Houston, Clear Lake. She was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts grant in 1975, an Atlantic fellowship (1974-75) from the Institute of International Education, and a Guggenheim Fellowship during the same years.

Exhibitions that have included Miss Hu’s work were the Philadelphia Print Club and the Associated American Artists, New York; the Oklahoma Art Center’s National Exhibition of Prints and Drawings, all in 1974; the Smithsonian Institution; Oglethorpe University, Atlanta; Alberta College of Art, Calgary, Alberta; San Diego State University and Otis Art Institute.

Her work is in the permanent collections of the Dallas Museum of Fine Art; the Brooklyn Museum; the San Francisco Art Commission; the Fort Worth Art Museum; and the Silvermine Art Guild, New Canaan, Connecticut.

From The Art Collection of United Gas Pipe Line Company (Houston, 1976), curated by Susan Rush.