ABOUT
Sandra Higgins has worked in the art business for many years, first in her hometown of Chicago as an artist herself and art tutor, then in the UK as art administrator, curator and gallery owner of Sandra Higgins Fine Arts in Mayfair. Sandra is now based in Bath where she has established her art gallery and advisory service, SANDRA HIGGINS ART.
She holds advanced degrees in Printmaking and Art History with a focus on contemporary art. Having lived in Colombia and travelled extensively throughout South America, the United States, Europe and the Middle East, Sandra has an enviable network of galleries, museums and practising artists with whom she actively participates.
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Sandra commutes to London regularly to meet with artists and clients as well as visit current exhibitions and auction sales to stay abreast of art market trends.
Background:
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Sandra is the past Vice-Chairman of the Chelsea Arts Club, a former guide at the Tate Galleries for twenty years, is a Founding Member of the Association of Women Art Dealers, a Member of Women in the Arts, London, Former Administrator of the Delfina Studios Trust, Founding Advisor for the Amalgama Latin American Women’s Art Platform, Trustee of the James McNeill Whistler Society, and co-convenor of the visual arts programme for the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution.
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Sandra Higgins Photographed By Joe Short for the Bath Magazine, (March 2025)
Selected curated exhibitions:
The Colombian Consulate, London; Museum of Modern Art, Bogota Colombia; Art Bermondsey Project Space, London; Special Advisor for exhibitions at the Letitia Gallery, Beirut; Thelma Hulbert Gallery: Paradise Found, New Visions of The Black Down Hills, Honiton; Shades of Green: RUH Hospital Bath; The Viewing Room: Hansard Studios, London; The Drawing Rooms Installation Bath; Elemental Lansdown Stores, Bath; D'Leau, Montmorillon, France; The Empire Installation Bath, Crescendo, People and Places, and In The Minds Eye Milsom Place, Bath.
In Santiago, Putamayo, Colombia filming a documentary with Lorena Cervera Ferrer on the life of Carlos Jacanamijoy. Pictured with the familia Jacanamijo. 2014