Sana Musasama

Clay artist, humanitarian, global trotter. BA City College of New York 1973. MFA Alfred University 1988. Received 2018 NCECA Achievement Award for years of teaching and humanitarian work with trafficking victims in Cambodia. Coordinator of the Apron Project — sustainable entrepreneurial project for girls reintegrated into society after sex trafficking. Closing keynote at 2025 NCECA Formation conference (Salt Lake City). Work in Mint Museum, Museum of Art and Design (NYC), Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian, Hood Museum of Art, Studio Museum in Harlem. ACLU of Michigan Art Prize 7 & 8. Anonymous Was a Woman award 2002. 2001 Florence Biennial. Lives and works in New York.