Sheri Crider is a visual artist and owner of Sanitary Tortilla Factory.
Crider sees great possibility in discarded materials, unused spaces, and missed opportunities that inspire her art practice.
While maintaining a keen, curious perspective of inquiry, Crider values her community. She says, “my community is vast. My circles are filled with cons, hustlers, academics and hipsters alike.”
Originally from Phoenix, AZ, Crider lives and works in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
PBS NEWSHOUR ART BEAT- March 18, 2018
Fellowship allows formerly incarcerated artists to push for criminal justice reform
Seven formerly incarcerated artists received $20,000 each last year through “Right of Return,” a fellowship allowing them to create original artwork exploring ideas around criminal justice reform. The fellows are a diverse group of artists and work in mediums including poetry, hip-hop and performance art. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Alison Stewart reports…. Read More
