Bio
Sarah Klein is a San Francisco-based visual artist working in animation, glass and printmaking. Informed by a decade of working in stop-motion, she continues to expand on the language of movement within print-based works. Klein earned her MFA from Mills College in Oakland. She has been awarded residencies at AGA-LAB, Djerassi Resident Artist Program, M.H. de Young Museum, Jentel Artist Residency and the Ucross Foundation. She has received awards from Kala Art Institute, Headlands Center for the Arts, Trust for Mutual Understanding and Zellerbach Family Foundation. She has presented her work at the Exploratorium, MIll Valley Film Festival, Southern Exposure and Telematic in the San Francisco Bay Area; Anthology Film Archives, Exit Art and Transmitter Gallery in New York; Aurora Picture Show in Houston; Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb; Festival Tweetakt in Utrecht and General Public in Berlin. In 2008 she founded the screening program Stop & Go which showcases animations by visual artists and filmmakers. She is also the co-owner an illustrator of The Local Foods Wheel.