Sasja Lucas has maintained an active art studio in Boston, MA, for more than 45 years. She creates prints, paintings, and drawings that have been featured in over 320 exhibitions across the United States and internationally.

She received a BFA from the State University at Binghamton, NY, where she studied with renowned artist Angelo Ippolito, and was awarded a full fellowship to pursue an MFA at George Washington University.

She is a co-founder of the Menino Arts Center, the Cornwall Gallery, the Jamaica Plain Art Center Gallery 659, and JP Open Studios. She has taught art and design at Massachusetts College of Art, Newbury College, the Fuller Museum, Brookline Arts Center, Cornwall Studios, and the Menino Arts Center, where she serves as Curator of Exhibitions and has organized more than 120 shows.

A member of the Monotype Guild of New England since 2013, and The Boston Printmakers in 2026, her prints have been exhibited nationally at the North American Print Biennial; The Art Complex Museum’s 6th National Monotype/Monoprint Juried Exhibition (MA); the Yager Museum; Roberson Museum; Rhode Island Watercolor Society (RI); Blackburn 20/20 Gallery (NY); and the Ink Shop Printmaking Center (NY).

Additional international exhibitions include the 23rd AAmA, ASIAN & AFRICAN & MED & EUR AND AMERICAS INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITION, Director Qi Luo, traveling to 12 cities in 8 countries (Portugal, Romania, Spain, Italy, Greece, Hungary, South Korea, China) from March 2026 to December 2026; Hangzhou Qiantang Bay Art Museum, China, 2nd History and Nation International Print Art Exhibition 2026, Lo Qui Invitational; Gallery 808, Boston University, Boston, MA, North American Print Biennial, Juror Esther Adler, Curator of Drawings and Prints at The Museum of Modern Art, NY. The Boston Printmakers received 2,016 entries from which 120 works were accepted for the exhibition; the Municipal Art Gallery of Piraeus (Greece); 5th Global Print (Portugal, 367 artists from 52 countries); the 11th International Printmaking Biennial (Portugal); Contemporary International Graphic Amalgamation (40 artists from 40 countries); ABSTRACT at the Cluj-Napoca National Art Museum (Romania); the AAmA: Asian & African & Med & Eur and Americas International Art Exhibition (a video exhibition featuring 160 artists from 50 countries, traveling to Portugal, Malta, Romania, Mongolia, Slovakia, Spain, Italy, and China); the Lessedra Gallery (Bulgaria); and Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia).

Drawing on experiences nurtured by a creative family, her additional artistic pursuits include murals; graphic, interior, exhibit, and stage design/production; and 2-D and 3-D fabrication for animation.