Marcia Wise
Marcia is making her Alpers Gallery debut in April 2022.
Scroll down to read her bio and artist's statement.
Scroll down to read her bio and artist's statement.
My paintings of abstracted landscapes, as well as my more abstracted pieces,
evoke the powerful emotional reactions that aspects of nature stir within me.
These are unguarded peeks into my inner relationship with the world, filled with
color and endless joy.
My process is a passionate trial of color placement, color relationships, light effects,
introspection, form-and-pattern manipulation, and textural play. I believe art
is a manifestation of love and my goal for my work is to spread love.
A native of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, I began painting lessons as a shy yet
spirited child studying in Provincetown. I received formal training in Paris, at
L’Ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux Arts; the Art Institute of Boston; and
Boston University.
Some teachers who influenced the development of my work in color and light
were Lois Griffel at The Cape Cod School of Art, Wolf Kahn at the Santa Fe Institute
of Fine Arts, and Janet Fish in NYC.
evoke the powerful emotional reactions that aspects of nature stir within me.
These are unguarded peeks into my inner relationship with the world, filled with
color and endless joy.
My process is a passionate trial of color placement, color relationships, light effects,
introspection, form-and-pattern manipulation, and textural play. I believe art
is a manifestation of love and my goal for my work is to spread love.
A native of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, I began painting lessons as a shy yet
spirited child studying in Provincetown. I received formal training in Paris, at
L’Ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux Arts; the Art Institute of Boston; and
Boston University.
Some teachers who influenced the development of my work in color and light
were Lois Griffel at The Cape Cod School of Art, Wolf Kahn at the Santa Fe Institute
of Fine Arts, and Janet Fish in NYC.
