Ms. Witten�s bronze sculpture has been shown regularly in national and international exhibitions and awarded numerous prizes. Her two latest awards are in 2007 from Manhattan Arts International, NY, NY, �Herstory� exhibition where she received the �Best in Sculpture award� and an exhibition at the Academic Artist�s Association, Greenfield, MA, where she received the �Prize for Excellence in Sculpture� from the Council of American Artists� Societies, Inc.

Ms. Witten�s work is in private collections throughout the U.S., Canada and as far away as the Royal House of Saud in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Her work is in a number corporate collections from Vermont to Alaska and on permanent public display in the Public Library in Dorset, VT, on the Village Green in Old Bennington, VT and at St. Mary Medical Foundation, Langhorn, PA. She is represented by the Lenox Gallery, Lenox, MA, Polonaise Gallery, Woodstock, VT, Artworx Fine Art Gallery, Saratoga Springs, NY, and Landmark Gallery, Kennebunkport, ME.

Ms. Witten chose bronze as her medium because it is the material best suited for her work, which favors open forms that incorporate movement and negative space. She teaches sculpture at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester, VT, and gives lectures on the lost-wax method of creating bronze sculpture incorporating a video she produced about lost wax casting of bronze.

Ms. Witten�s juried professional affiliations include the National Association of Women Artists, NY, NY; Academic Artists� Association, Springfield, MA and the Copley society, Boston, MA, where she is a �Copley Artist�.