Ana Sanz (Valencia, 1957) is a Spanish artist with a solid international career. She holds a degree in Anglo-Germanic Philology from the University of Valencia and has developed an artistic career parallel to her academic training, excelling particularly in painting and photography.

Throughout her career, Ana Sanz has held several solo exhibitions in Spain and the United States. Highlights include:

Utah Valley University (UVU), Orem, Utah, USA (2018)

Artist Series, IJ & Jeanné Wagner Jewish Community Center, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA (2017)

Restaurante Couzapin, Madrid (2013)

Centro “Matilde Salvador”, Ayuntamiento de Aldaia, Valencia (2010)

IES Salvador Gadea, Aldaia, Valencia (2005, 2008)

Centre Civic Casa Groga, Barcelona (1999)

Casino de Torrent, Valencia (1990)

Café “El Negrito”, Valencia (1985)

Photographs of the play King Lear directed by Miguel Narros, set design by Andrea Dodorico, Teatro Principal de Valencia (1982)

Ana Sanz's work has also been featured in major group exhibitions and international art fairs, including:

Ana Sanz's work combines sensitivity and technique, establishing her as a contemporary Spanish artist with international projection.