Recently inducted into the Federation of Canadian Artists

         

             

 "Meaning depends on audience.

Depth of meaning depends on the artist."   

Elizabeth is a third generation artist, carrying on a family legacy in the creative arts, which includes: kimono design, Japanese ceramics, culinary arts, photography, writing, and poetry.  

Elizabeth studied painting, print-making, and exploratory mixed media at Silvermine Art.  She currently works out of her studio in Cos Cob and has just completed illustrations for a second children's picture book, "Celia and the Glue Man", published by Loving Healing Press, and recently recognized and added to the Midwest Book Review Children's Bookwatch.  Her first book, "I'm Mixed!" recently received the 2018 Skipping Stones Honor Award for children's literature.

Elizabeth is a leading member of the Fairfield County Plein Air Painters, an active member of the New York Society of Women Artists, the Federation of Canadian Artists, and has served on the board of the Loft Artists Association.  Current exhibition locations include: GR Art Gallery (Stamford) & White Birch Studio (Westport)

 CURRENT EVENTS:

Opening night video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGwNzhVqlbg&feature=youtu.be

GR Art Gallery

1086 Long Ridge Road

Stamford, CT

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 2018 Skipping Stones Honor Award

"I'm Mixed!" now available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble

Recognized in Midwest Book Review July 2019 Children's Bookwatch:   "...invites the reader to celebrate her own vulnerability, and seek happiness and love while supporting her Celiac disease with healthy diet choices. "

"Celia and the Glue Man" now available at Barnes and Noble and Amazon

PAST EVENTS:

 WINNER, "BEST IN SHOW"

"CAPTURING WAVENY" PLEIN AIR EVENT

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"Water View"  

Acrylic and Charcoal on Canvas  40 x 30 x 1.5

At the GAS 100th Annual Juried Show  

Special thanks to Kelly Baum, Curator of Contemporary Art at

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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"Kinetic Perspective"  

36 x 12 Acrylic on Anodized Aluminum

At the 86th CWA National Art Exhibit at the Slater Memorial Museum

Special thanks to  Min Jung Kim, Director of

The New Britain Museum of American Art