Allison Streett has received local and national recognition in various group exhibitions and competitions. Locally she has participated in exhibitions sponsored by the Texas Sculpture Association, the Creative Arts Center of Dallas, and Studio 2600 Gallery in Dallas . Among her awards and honors is an award from the 2006 TSA Membership Show, judged by Patricia Meadows, and grants from the Sumasil Foundation in 2006 and the Hillsdale College Christian Visual Arts Educational Fund in 2003. She was one of ten sculptors selected to participate in the 24 th Annual National Sculpture Society “Figure Modeling Competition,” and placed First in Sculpture in the 2002 Michigan Small College Art Competition. In 2003 her work was featured in the “Young Sculptors of Hillsdale College” group invitational exhibit, held at the Daughtrey Gallery in Hillsdale, Michigan . Her sculpture “Touch of Faith” is on permanent display at The Foothills Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico and “Crossroads: Saul on the Road to Damascus” is a part of the permanent collection at her alma mater, Hillsdale College, in Hillsdale, Michigan.

Allison was born in Phoenix , Arizona , and grew up in the mountains of New Mexico . In 2002 she graduated with honors with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts from Hillsdale College in Hillsdale , Michigan , where she studied under National Sculpture Society Fellow Anthony Frudakis. She currently works and lives outside of Dallas , Texas , with her husband and three young children.