Helen Ferguson Crawford is an artist, architect and designer. She received her art and architecture degrees at Parsons School of Design in New York, and Princeton University.

Featured as one of “30 Artists: 30 and Under” by The New York Times Magazine in 1994, Helen has contributed art work and architectural work to exhibits at The Urban Center, The Van Alen Institute, The Municipal Arts Society of New York, L’Institut Francais d’Architecture, The Wexner Center, and the Museum of Modern Art. She has provided commentary for NPR, Metropolis Magazine, and The New York Times.

Helen Ferguson Crawford is an artist, architect and designer. She received her art and architecture degrees at Parsons School of Design in New York, and Princeton University.

Featured as one of “30 Artists: 30 and Under” by The New York Times Magazine in 1994, Helen has contributed art work and architectural work to exhibits at The Urban Center, The Van Alen Institute, The Municipal Arts Society of New York, L’Institut Francais d’Architecture, The Wexner Center, and the Museum of Modern Art. She has provided commentary for NPR, Metropolis Magazine, and The New York Times.

Helen’s paintings and watercolors explore the intensity, texture and luminosity of color. Her work reveals the illusion and spatial adjacencies that are created by color.