Biography
Nancy Storrow lives and works in southern Vermont. She has been a member of A.I.R. Gallery in New York since 1981, where she has had eight solo exhibitions. Her work has been exhibited throughout Vermont and the US, including Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. She has lectured at the Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, the College of Santa Fe, the University of Arizona and Rutgers University and was invited to exhibit and give slide lectures at the University of Iowa and at the University of Vermont. She was Coordinator of the exhibition One True Thing at The Putney School in Vermont and Curator/ Coordinator of UP FRONT: Art & Writing by Women Who Have Faced Breast Cancer, a comprehensive exhibition of national artists shown in southern Vermont. She has been a resident at the Vermont Studio School in Johnson, Vermont and was Project Coordinator for Tree Preserve, a Collaborative Art Project at the Burlington International Airport, Vermont. Her work is in many private collections and is included in the public collections of Bellevue Hospital, NY, Brattleboro Primary Care, VT, The Brooklyn Museum, Franklin Furnace, NY, I.B.M. Corporation, FL and VT, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in NY.
Nancy Storrow integrates her life as an artist with her husband and community. She has a vegetable garden outside her studio, an overgrown wildflower garden, a Maine coon cat and two grand daughters. Storrow's commitment to the rural environment in Vermont and her love of place has shaped and sustained her. She attends Quaker Meeting in Putney, Vermont, is involved with local environmental and arts organizations and serves on the board of The In-Sight Photography Project in Brattleboro, Vermont. In addition she has volunteered ten times at Angkor Hospital for Children in Siem Reap, Cambodia, where she works in the Public Relations Department.