Sculpting, designing, painting, print making, Mindy Z. Colton has worked in all these disciplines, but in recent years her passion is for sculpture.

Attending the Art Student’s League, High School of Music and Art and Parson's School of Design in New York City, Ms. Colton finished her B.F.A. degree from Washington University School of Fine Art in St. Louis, Mo. She also studied in San Miguel de Allendé, Mexico and Loveland, CO. Her life-long love of horses and involvement with the equestrian community drives her passion to create equine art.

Her award-winning fine art, including paintings and sculpture, mixed media and photography, have been exhibited in solo and group shows in museums and galleries. She is listed in “Women Artist's of America II.” 

The Grand Bohemian Gallery in Orlando and Artistic Hand in Oviedo exhibits her works.  She exhibited her sculptures at Harris House at the Atlantic Center for the Arts  in New Smyrna Beach, Mount Dora Center for the Arts, Alliance for the Arts, Ft. Myers, FL, Ormond Memorial Museum of Art & Gardens, Ormond Beach. FL.

She also was invited to exhibit her large outdoor sculptures at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival Invitational Sculpture Exhibit in 2005 and 2006

Mindy’s works have been exhibited in juried shows from New York to Washington State. Her works were also featured in the Deland Museum of Art  “Equus: Celebrating the Art of the Horse” and the national juried exhibit “Re-visioning” at the Maitland Art Center. In 2006 her sculpture won the Award of Excellence in the Deland Museum of Art second annual  “Equus: Celebrating the Art of the Horse.”

Selected Accolades; International On-line Exhibition Upstream Gallery, Special Recognition Merit Award
“Best of Artists” Top 100 Florida Artists, Florida Edition, First Place for Sculpture
Accepted into Juried “American Art Collector South East Edition, 2006”
Who’s Who in America, 2006-8 Edition
Washington State Thoroughbred Breeder’s National Judged Exhibit,
        Purchase Award for Sculpture, Auburn, Washington
“Best of Sculpture 2007” National Juried Book