Brown Shoe Company in Clayton, Missouri, and is on public view outside the entrance to their corporate offices. Fuller's work has been acquired and commissioned by several institutions, including Sound Transit in Seattle, Allentown Art Museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Mind Inc. in Garrison, New York, Burrell Communications in Chicago, ESPN Zone in Chicago, and Bi-State Development Agency in St. Louis. Music In addition to being a contemporary visual artist, Fuller is also a singer songwriter. Victoria's sound is a hybrid of alternative rock, pop, jazz, and blues. In her debut CD, Small Moments, produced by Danny Shaffer, she is accompanied by such artists as Grammy winner Scott Bennett, who tours and records with Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson, and Jeff Jacobs, who has performed with Billy Joel and as a touring member of Foreigner. In 2006, “Small Moments” was released in physical form, and digitally on iTunes. Fuller's band is called Victoria Fuller and The Brushmen. In 2008, Fuller received a nomination from The Independent Singer Songwriter Association for her song "Barcelona Nights" in the Jazz Category and an Honorable Mention from the Mid Atlantic Song Contest. She received Honorable Mention awards in the 2007 11th Annual Unisong Songwriting Contest, and in the 2006 Singer/Songwriter Awards. Also another Honorable Mention award was given by the 2005 Billboard (magazine) song contest. Her songs have been played on Richard Milne's 93.1 WXRT-FM Local Anesthetic show, the UIC radio “Hidden Treasures” show, hosted by DJ John Rose, Songwriter's Network, and on WGN Radio on Rick Kogan's “Sunday Papers” Show, WZRD (Northeastern Illinois University) radio, iTunes, CD baby, ReverbNation.com, and Rhapsody. Awards In 1986, Fuller received the Creative Fellowship Award from the Colorado Council on the Arts and Humanities. In 2000, she received a Fellowship Award from the Illinois Arts Council, a “Best of 3D” award from a juried exhibition at the Rockford Art Museum, and a “Juror’s Award” from a Biennial Exhibition at the Evanston Art Center. More recently, Fuller has received the CAAP Grant from the Illinois Arts Council. Publications and media Reviews and articles about her work have appeared in the Western Arts and Architecture, New York Daily News, Manhattan Arts, Cover Magazine, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun Times, New York Post, TWA's Ambassador Magazine, and on NBC, CBS, ABC stations in Chicago, and Fox news in St. Louis. References External links Official site Living people 1953 births Artists from Allentown, Pennsylvania