“Sherry Mills’ close-up photographs of accumulated waste/paint on New York City streets, look incredibly like studied abstract paintings.”
— Daria Brit Shapiro, Curator for SCOPE International Art Fair

“Sherry’s show was a staccato deliverance of poetry, imagery, social criticism, self-search… with a passion that made me think there is hope in my own existence.”
— Dimitri Katsarelias, Ph.D, Professor of History

“Yes, the ‘Ah, life. Beautiful and tragic at the same time’. That is why your ongoing and constant effort and artwork is so important. It speaks to that reality for us all and you put it in such exquisite context. You make the beauty and tragedy so shared, so loved and so o.k. Thank you.”
— Mary Gillette, Microsoft Partner

“Sherry’s art is a real gift. She shows us how paying close attention to detail can enrich our daily lives. Once understood, our normal vision can be transformed permanently.”
— George Bisacca, Metropolitan Museum of Art

“I am fortunate enough to have commissioned a Sherry Mills before she became the next big thing. I suggest you hurry up and do the same. We all like to think of who would make or play us in a movie about our lives. Sherry captured my essence and it was like looking at myself through her extraordinary eyes. The resulting piece is sublime, transporting, resplendent. I will cherish it for years (that is until I put it up for a bidding war at Christie’s).”
— Sasha Graham, Author of Tarot Diva

“Thank you for your COURAGE and fortitude and vulnerability and honesty. Thank you for translating your experiences into your art. I say it will be a major contribution to the world of healing for people and a major contribution to the world of ART.”
— Bill Black, Film Producer, NYC

“Sherry, you are the Leonardo De Vinci of Manhattan.”
— Mohammad Shamim, Live For Others Foundation

“It is an amazing experience to give Sherry Mills a few sentences about your own life and then see how she translates these words into a work of art. For my own piece, I wanted Sherry to represent a transformative period in my life, and my matchbox looks like it could take flight and soar right out my window. It is so rich and detailed that I notice something new each time I look at it. She is a true talent and her insight and sensitivity add dimension and depth to each portrait. Thank you for my beautiful matchbox!”
— Linda Perkins, NYC

“I found/find a lot of funky, Pop, intellectual playing in Sherry’s pieces. Thank god, finally a body of art that one can explore, discuss, think about, and on such an intimate scale. From a couch potato theme to a girl tied to a prie-dieu, I loved the loose symbolism. Her work has a captivating appeal to me. I exercised my suspension of disbelief, and fell into her world.”
— Otto Naumann, Old Master Paintings Dealer, NYC

“This is absolutely amazing and stunning, Sherry. Your writing has grown even more exquisite. Really. This is like an incredible anthem, I feel that needs to be added to women’s archetypal literature. Brava sister!”
— Shana Deane, NLP & Nonviolent Communication Practitioner, NYC

“On a night I was supposed to go to a seminar on Miracles, I, instead, witnessed one! Sherry Mills’ one-woman performance was a reinvention of the Beat Generation, with her cascading poetry evoking the anger, desperation, energy, hope and love of the new age that has evolved from that era, her photographic images enhancing and enriching her words, shaping them and giving them power. I can’t wait to see what this amazing talent presents us next!”
— Brian Porzak, President, Aix-en-Film, NYC

“Mills’ artistic vision collapses the familiar distinctions that box our world into false categories – high and low; masculine and feminine; tragic and comic; old and young – revealing them to be mere matters of PERSPECTIVE.”
— Rachel Rosenfelt, Founder, The New Inquiry