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Salisbury, NC 28144 phsteimel@msn.com ….In 1995 she was the recipient of a NC Arts Council Project Grant ….Has studied with distinguished “Plein Air” painters including Charles Sovek, Emeritus Member of Plein Air Painters of America. Camille Przewodek, a student of Henry Hensche and author of numerous articles. Camille lives in California. Also Ann Templeton of New Mexico who travels the world conducting Workshops and is Founder of Alla Prima International . Phyllis most recently studied with Kim English near Taos, New Mexico, Louis Escobedo in North Carolina, and Ken Auster in New York City. ….Featured Artist of the 2002 Rowan Helping Ministries Holiday Card. ….Served 12 years on the Board of the Waterworks Visual Arts Center Waterworks Visual Arts Center and is on the staff as a “Painting Instructor” ….Her paintings are found in numerous regional collections, for example the Rowan Regional Medical Center and the “Swimming Hall of Fame” in Fort Lauderdale, FL. ,,,,,Paintings can be seen and purchased through the Fine Frame Gallery Fine Frame Gallery in Salisbury, NC and at The Heart of Living Home Gallery in Greensboro, NC Heart of Living Home Gallery ….Born and raised, Rochester, New York ….Graduated from Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree .....Taught Elementary School Art at Marcellus Central School, Marcellus, NY ….She has dedicated herself to painting since her retirement in 1991 as Founder and Head Coach, Rowan Aquatic Club YMCA Swim Team ….Memberships: Oil Painters of America, Associate Member Who's Who in Oil Painters of America, 2006 Plein Air Carolina, Co-Founder Waterworks Visual Arts Center Landscape Artists International Associated Artists of Winston-Salem, Juiried Member Artist’s Statement…. "A born optimist, my oil paintings are naturally colorful. I use expressive brush strokes to liberally interpret landscapes and architecture . Colors breathe beauty and happiness to the often overlooked sights around me. . I portray a “glance” at our world, a “snippet”, fresh and unlabored, a scene that is fleeting, familiar and memorable." . |
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