Sandra Perez-Ramos

Sandra Pérez-Ramos (born San Juan, Puerto Rico Her body of work includes, drawing, fiber arts, assemblage installations and public art.

In 2022, her design, The Gathering Tree, was selected as the winner of a major Maryland Park Public Art Project for Glenmont Forest Neighborhood Association. The project is a collaboration with Stuart Diekmeyer, artist and curator, in charge of the 3D structural concept. The Gathering Tree received two Project Implementation Grant Awards from the Maryland State Arts Council. It is located at the Glenmont Forest Neighborhood Park in Silver Spring, MD. In 2021, Pérez-Ramos' design, Celebration, was one of the winners of the National Cherry Blossom Festival's Art in Bloom Public Art Installation in Washington, DC. This work was acquired for the permanent collection of Children's National Hospital in DC. On the same year, her mural designs Roots and Hope Tree were selected for Wheaton Gateway and for #ArtHappensHere by the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, MD. Other murals by Pérez-Ramos can be found in Riverdale, Silver Spring and Bethesda in Maryland. She exhibits locally, nationally and her mixed media works have been juried into three photography biennials in Cuba and Puerto Rico. In 2025, her work was showcased at the American University Art Museum at the Katzen Arts Center as part of the "Women Artists of the DMV" exhibition.

She was co-founder of the first chapter of The Latino Art League of Greater Washington DC, 2021 #ArtHappensHereMurals. Woodside Urban Park. Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, MD. 2022 Languages of Fiber, The Goldman Gallery, Washington, DC. 2022 Estamos Aquí. BlackRock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD. 2023 Interwoven. Betty Mae Kramer Gallery, silver Spring, MD. 2023 SHE: DC. Georgetown, Washington, DC. 2023 Origins and Ancestries, Caribbean Digital Artists. 2023 Arte Latino NOW. The Center for Latino Studies at Queens University of Charlotte, North Carolina. 2024 Fiesta. BlackRock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD. 2025 Women Artists of the DMV. American University Art Museum at the Katzen, Washington, DC.