Glen Rogers is an artist/educator who approaches life with an adventurous spirit and a reverence for Mother Earth. One of her favorite quotes, “Leap and the net will appear”, has propelled her on a life journey of art and discovery.  Originally from Mississippi, she lived in the San Francisco Bay Area before relocating to Mazatlan, Mexico in 2002 where she lived fulltime until 2016. She has since made her home in San Miguel de Allende where she creates, exhibits and teaches art.

Her enthusiasm for art in community has inspired her to create projects and curate exhibitions like The Monotype Marathon/San Jose, CA and First Friday Artwalk and Steamroller Printing/Mazatlan. She organized Plastic Madness, a travelling exhibition, inviting artists to create works from throw away plastics to focus on this global problem.

Her books, Art & Sacred Sites: Connecting with Spirit of Place and Symbols of the Spirit: A Meditative Journey Through Art  continues to connect her with audiences through talks in museums, galleries, and community centers. Rogers teaches monotype printing workshops in San Miguel de Allende and organizes Art Vacations to Oaxaca, Guanajuato and Peru.

Her artwork has been exhibited internationally in museums and galleries and is in many public and private collections including public artworks in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her work has been featured on the covers of Inquiring Mind and M! magazines and her Mazatlán studio has been featured on Alaska Airlines’s Nextstop TV.

Glen earned an MFA from San Jose State University, MA from San Francisco State University, and a BA from the University of Florida. She is a member of California Society of Printmakers, and San Miguel Area Printmakers.

Visit her website to view paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture: www.glenrogersart.com