Portrait drawing
Phoebe Hicks, "Holly," 2019, charcoal and chalk, 17 x 25 in.

On View: “Letting Us In” celebrates 150 drawings, paintings, and sculptures by women of the Florence Academy of Art.

From the organizers:

A room, a garden, a gaze. The women of the Florence Academy lay a path to somewhere deep, gorgeous, intensely personal. 80 graduates of the FAA’s 30 years of fine arts training, their diverse and highly personal visions are formed from an arts education that is meant to be foundational, a tradition these painters and sculptors have expanded upon or returned to in the 150 works assembled in this exhibition.

80 women who share with us their experiences and visions in this breadth of media and styles, from oil and bronze to mixed media and digital art, from classical representation to imaginative and abstracted figuration. We are delighted to give them this stage.

Still life oil paintings
Tina Orsolic, “Spring Flowers,” 2020, oil on canvas, 55 x 35 cm
Contemporary realism figurative art
Carla Paine, “Before the Bath,” 2021, oil on linen, 30 x 32 in.
Contemporary portrait painting
Stephanie Kullberg, “In My Eyes,” 2021, oil on linen, 54 x 40 cm
figurative sculpture
Maudie Brady, “Marie,” 2021, hydroresin, 60 cm (height)
figurative sculpture
Jana Büttner, “Trapped,” 2021, clay cast in resin, 75 x 50 x 31 cm
Figurative art portrait painting
Ireland Wisdom, “Young Bacchus,” 2019, oil on linen, 110 x 84 cm
Still life oil paintings
Jane Manco, “Morning Dress,” 2020, oil on canvas, 23 x 28 in.

Learn more at FlorenceAcademyOfArt.com.


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