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About Pamela Soldwedel
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Pamela Soldwedel is a native New Yorker. She studied sculpture as an undergraduate at Bennington College, and thereafter, followed a varied career that included experience as a fabric designer; fashion show producer; radio disc jockey, radio and television commentator and producer; magazine publisher; and artistic coordinator in packaging design for a major fragrance house. Only after moving to Washington, D.C. in the mid-1970's did Soldwedel resume her sculpture, attending the Corcoran School of Art, where she received the Martha von Hirsh Award and the Mary Lay Thom Sculpture Award for most outstanding work. She earned the R.C.G. Merit Award of Excellence in 1993 and was the 1995 recipient of the Artists Equity Association's "Best In Show" Merry Slocum Bean Award. In 2005 Soldwedel was awarded a generous grant from The E. D. Foundation, New York, NY. In 2007 she received a prize for her entry in the Art League of Washington's sculpture show at Washington Square. |
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