Leanin' Tree Museum of Western Art, Boulder, Colorado, purchased heroic- size “Whitetail Deer" and "Foxes on the Bayou”, 2005, for the outdoor Sculpture Garden.

White House Christmas Ornament Project 2002. Selected for and participated in project with ornament of “Pelican”.

Art In Public Places, Inc., Bend, Oregon, Monumental “Grizzly” purchased and installed in roundabout 2002.

Buffalo Bill Museum, Cody, Wyoming, William E. Weiss Purchase Award for “American Bison”, 1987, permanent collection.

Benson Park Sculpture Garden, Loveland, Colorado, purchased heroic- size “Gorilla”, 1989.

The Denver Zoo, Denver, Colorado, purchased heroic-size “Gorilla”, 1989.

Genesee Country Museum, Mumford, New York, purchased heroic-size “Gorilla” for permanent collection, 1993.

Gerald Ford Foundation purchased “American Bison”, 1993, to be displayed at the Gerald Ford Amphitheater, Vail, Colorado.

High Desert Museum, Bend, Oregon, purchased “American Bison”, 1989.

Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, Wisconsin, purchased “Herd of Birds”, 1989 and “Wood Ducks On Still Water”, 1998.

Big Sky of Montana commissioned monumental-size “Grizzly”, 1990, for display at the Huntley Lodge,

Big Sky Resort, north of Yellowstone Park. National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming, purchased life-size “Foxes On The Bayou”, “The Bearded Ones”, “Great Northern”, “Cougar”, “Gorilla”, “Kudus” for permanent collection.

Oklahoma Zoological Society purchased heroic-size “Gorilla”, 1992, for the Oklahoma City Zoo.

Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources, Frankfort, Kentucky, Purchase Award for “Turkeys”, 1994.

International Museum of Contemporary Masters of Fine Art, San Antonio, Texas, Purchase Award, “Bluff Called”, 2002.

Thomas Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma: Rendezvous ‘95 Retrospective Exhibition;

Rendezvous 2004 Silver Anniversary Exhibition.

National Sculpture Society: Master Works of American Sculpture & Selections from the NSS 1875-1999 held at the Fleischer Museum, Scottsdale, Arizona.

National Geographic Society: Sculpture Courtyard, Explorers Hall, Washington, D.C., May 13, 2003 - May 31, 2004, exhibiting “Young Elephant” (3/4 life size) & “Gorilla” (heroic).

Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum, Wildlife: The Artists View, 1990-1991, “Antelope at Ingomar”.

Leigh Yawkey Woodson Museum, Birds In Art: “Tundra Swans”, national tour 1990- 1991 and Japanese tour 1991-1992; “Flight Line” 1992-1993; “Turkeys”, national tour 1994-1995 and Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm, Sweden; “Arctic Terns” 1995- 1996; “Songbirds In My Garden” 1996-1997; “Eagles At Lake Iliamna” 1998-1999; “Snake In The Grass” 1999-2000. Hubbard Museum, German and Russian Exhibitions, “Tundra Swans”, 1990.

National Sculpture Society, 100 Years of the NSS of the USA in Italy, Seravezza, Italy, “Herd of Birds” and “Pheasants”, 1994.

Society of Animal Artists, Animal and the Art, “Zero To Sixty”, 1990- 1991; “Goats Above the Middle Fork”, 1991-1992; “Flight Line” 1992-1993; “Herd of Birds”, 1993-1994; and, “Caribou Herd”, 1995-1996.

Contemporary Western Artists, by Peggy & Harold Samuels, 1982, Printed Judd’s, Inc., Washington, D.C.

Southwest Art, Sherry Sander: Instinctive Rhythms, Dr. C.W. Adams, April, 1984.

Midwest Art, Reaping Rewards, Donna Sanders, May/June, 1984.

American Artist, A Survey of Contemporary Wildlife Art, Pat Van Gelder, April, 1985.

Art of the West, Sherry Sander: Realism At Its Peak, Shirley Behrens, December, 1987.

Southwest Art, Featured 1986; Drawn To Drawings, August, 1990.

Art-Talk, Sherry Sander: Being a Mom Comes Before All Else, Danny Medina, January, 1989.

Focus/Santa Fe, Every Piece A New Concept, Suzanne Deats, April/May, 1989.

The Art Of Shooting, Flying; Volume II: The Images, GSL Press, Lyme, New Hampshire, 1990, included photograph of “Pheasants”, pg 127.

InformArt, Sander Finds Realism through Abstract, Leslie McKay, March/April, 1991.

Wildlife Art News, Sherry Sander: Defying The Elements By Bringing Bronze To Life, Judy Hughes, July/August, 1991; The Elements of Time and Place: Habitat’s Role In The Art Of Nature, Judy Hughes, March/April, 1992.

Focus/Santa Fe, The Natural Side, Linda Shockley, April/May, 1995.

Southwest Art, Sherry Sander, Mystical Countries, Frank Miele, May, 1995.

Art of the West, Sherry Salari Sander: Less Is More, Shirley Behrens, November/December, 1996.

InformArt, The Natural World Defined By Six Wildlife Sculptors, Myrna Zanetell, Fall 1997.

Leading the West: One Hundred Contemporary Painters and Sculptors, Donald J. Hagerty, 1997, Northland Publishing, Flagstaff, Arizona.

Art of the West, The Important and Enduring Works of America’s Twelve Most Compelling Artists: Masters For The New Millennium, Vicki Stavig, November/December, 1999.

Western Horseman, Gallery, Betty Harvey, July, 2000.

Wildlife Art, Women In The Industry, Joan Brown, September/October, 2000.

American Cowboy, The Art of Animals, Susan McGarry, September/October, 2000.

Art-Talk, Figuring Out The Human Form, John Jarvis, January, 2001.

Wildlife Art, Master Feature: Sherry Salari Sander, Joan Brown, July/August, 2001.

Art of the West, Meeting the Challenges, Vicki Stavig, November/December, 2003.

American Art Collector, Leading Ladies Part I: Sherry Salari Sander, January/February, 2006.

Wildlife Art, Sculptor Creates a Wildlife Haven, Joan Brown, January/February, 2006.

Art of the West, Magical Medium, Vicki Stavig, July/August, 2006.

Juried entries for Society of Animal Artists 33rd Annual Exhibition “Art and the Animal”, 1993.

Juried C.M. Russell Show.

Juried North American Sculpture Exhibition.