Marguerite Walsh’s figure paintings explore narrative themes including the individual state of mind, and states of mind arising from personal relationships. Her painting, drawing and photography also investigates themes and imagery drawn from the natural world, ranging from beauty and harmony to decay and chaos.
Her work has been represented by the David Findlay Gallery, NYC; the Eva Cohen Gallery, Chicago; the Noel Butcher Gallery, Philadelphia; and the Bromfield Gallery, Boston. Additional exhibitions also include Burrison Gallery, Philadelphia; First Street Gallery, NYC; Front Art Space, NYC; Griffin Museum, Winchester, MA; Chelsea Gallery of Art, Chelsea, MA; Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus GA; and many college and university galleries. Her work is in numerous private collections.
Academic positions include Professor of Art, New England College, Faculty in Residence, University of New Hampshire, Teaching Assistantship, University of Pennsylvania, and Instructor, Currier Museum of Art. She earned an M.F.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, studied at the Skowhegon School of Painting and Sculpture and earned a B.S. in Art from Skidmore College.
Her studio and residence are in Manchester, NH.
Email mwalsh@nec.edu
Website www.margueritewalsh.com
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