In 1983 Sandra joined up with Richard Prince and Kim Fine to run an experimental "gallery" at 5 Rivington Street in New York City called Spiritual America. The first show was Prince's appropriated photo of a young nude Brooke Shields also called Spiritual America.

The next three shows hung the work of then relatively unknowns Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, Louise Lawler, Walter Robinson, Allan McCollum, Peter Nadin and Sarah Charlesworth.

The gallery was by appointment only, in a bad part of town, nothing was sold and it folded into chaos, then art history, after five months.

The full story of Spiritual America gallery is chronicled in a new book out now. Email sandraslink@gmail.com for info, 
Also at Amazon.com.