Lecture
Webinar
Join Meadowbrook's April 2021 Artist in Residence Colleen McCubbin Stepanic in her exploration of Meadowbrook Farm's gardens as inspiration for her multi-media drawings and paintings using techniques including silk painting and digital drawing. Learn about how COVID isolation caused McCubbin Stepanic to re-explore traditional crafts and to pursue gardening, both of which have been incorporated into her studio practice.
This talk is part of a monthly series featuring PHS Meadowbrook Farm Artists in Residence.
Colleen McCubbin Stepanic is an artist who creates physical forms from painted canvas. She was born in Newport News, Virginia and grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, Cleveland and Washington DC. Her transient childhood instilled a lifelong love of travel and exploration which heavily influences her artistic practice. She earned an MFA from the Tyler School of Art in 2003 and has been the recipient of many grants, awards, and artist residencies. McCubbin Stepanic’s work has been featured in exhibitions throughout the USA and she has participated in art projects in Budapest, Hungary and Batoufam, Cameroon.
Top Image: Exhibition view of Morph, including works Peak and Crazy. Main Line Arts Center, Haverford, PA.
April 27, 2021
FREE
Participants will receive a link to a video conference prior to the date of the event. This program will be closed captioned.
With a commitment to inclusion, PHS partners with Art-Reach to make programming accessible to people with disabilities and to low-income communities.