
Nancy Chapman is a contemporary impressionist oil painter. She moved to Vermont from Rhode Island in 2018. She has been establishing herself in her new home studio and enjoys connecting with her Vermont art community.
Nancy’s inspiration comes from her immediate surroundings and the natural world. She explains, “Painting a landscape is a way to touch what cannot be literally touched”. Her goal is not to describe a scene for the viewer, but rather to render the setting’s spirit; to reveal the story.
Her work has exhibited in Rhode Island, Boston, NYC and internationally. Some of the gifted artists she has studied with are Phoebe Florie, Aya Itagaki, Douglas David, and Amy Bynger. Her work has been influenced by artists such as Claude Monet, Mark Rothko and Wolf Kahn.
Memberships
- Burlington City Arts, Burlington, VT 2020 –
- Bryan Memorial Art Gallery, Jeffersonville, VT 2018 –
- Providence Art Club, Providence, RI, Exhibiting Artist Membership, 2009 – 2018
- Rhode Island State Council on the Arts, Board Member 2004 – 2011
- Rhode Island Art Teacher Association & National Art Teacher’s Association 1997 – 2008
- Hera Gallery, Board Member, Wakefield, RI 1998 – 2004
- New Hampshire Art Teacher Art Association, Regional Representative 1992 -1997
Education
- M.F.A. in Visual Arts, Vermont College, Montpellier, VT 1993
- Upper Valley Teachers Training, Art Education Lebanon, NH 1983
- B.A., ADP, Goddard College, Plainfield VT, 1981
- Independent Art Study: France/Belgium 2005, Jamaica 1998, Belgium 1993, Japan 1981, France/England 1973
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