Sandra Ceas

Covid Grandma makes the Denver news sharing about the VIRAL HOPE exhibition at Bitfactory in the Denver Santa Fe Art District. Check it out.

Creating Space exhibition presents opportunities for designs, artwork, and ideas that transport viewers into new, imagined and inclusive realities. Work was submitted through an open call process for themes on social justice. My two racism works of art were chosen. Redline.

Artists reflect on the pandemic in an exhibition title VIRAL HOPE. We all have our personal stories of how the Coronavirus pandemic and lockdown unfolded for us—how it affected our day-to-day lives, loved ones we cared for or lost, how it changed our perspective and revealed...

Arvada Center for the Arts is exhibiting pandemic response art. My Shield of Faith pan pastel piece is showing.

Small gestures is an exhibition of art at the Salina Art Center in Kansas, reflecting the moments of the pandemic. My Expired piece is in the show:

National Racism Movement through Art Virtual Publications Two of my pieces were featured: Humanity & 526 Seconds

We live in an age of constant motion and yet it’s as though everything happening is in a state of constant suspension. Feelings of distance mark our lives as isolation grows and the pain of racial injustice fills our streets and our minds. Healthy rhythms of life that we...

Watch presentation: Ceas_Humanity2 copy  

WATCH INTERVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMmpwkCCbp0&t=4s    

4th Annual Trinity Episcopal Church National Juried Exhibition It is the mission of the Trinity Cathedral Christian Art Festival to encourage artists to create visual art providing a unique prospective on the Christian view and experience in contemporary life. This year’s...

Edge of Faith magazine invited me to be on a panel to discuss the role of the artist during culture shift. I join, several colleagues to discuss the times and how art plays a role. LISTEN A Culture in Crisis Needs Artists  

During a difficult year due to the pandemic, arat exhibitions have taken a backseat, but Denver Seminary has invited the Christos Collective artists to show in their Bridge Gallery for the fall semester. My two racism pieces, Humanity and 526 Seconds, and the three Covid-19...

In preparation for the Lent/Easter season, Christos Collective will be exhibiting a group show for St. Andrew United Methodist Church. I have three pieces in the show expressing my faith and devotion to the season and the power of art to transform and renew minds. Reconciliation...

DU Alumni Show 2019 My piece: What if it all means something? This piece challenges the concept of answering the question about meaning in life, especially as our culture shifts way from a strong moral base. The letters on the typewriter have been removed to further challenge the...

CALLING exhibition at Fellowship Denver Church is a group show highlighting artists from Christos Collective, a non-profit organization supporting artists of Christian faith. I am showing three paintings: In My Father’s Arms, Reconciliation, and Redemption.

Through the Art Students League of Denver I was offered an opportunity to teach a drawing class to OTF Veterans from Craig Hospital. It was a fun and empowering event. Drawing provides a release to remove one self for their surrounding and to fully immerse one’s focus on an...

The Galleries of the Providence Art Club, Rhode Island Celebrating the best in contemporary art Juror: Elliot Bostwick Davis, PhD, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston #Untitled Order began with the concern for human sacrifice and the struggle with convoluted war funding. In my studio I...

Once again Palingenesis exhibits to give voice to the oppressed. This 7’x14′ floor installation represents the Palestinian “Right to Return” referendum, that has been denied implementation.

Two 57″x34″ oil on linen paintings: Redeemed Reconciliation