Diane Churchill is a painter living in Nyack with a studio at the Garnerville Arts Center in West Garnerville, NY. She is an abstract painter whose primary passion is harnessing the power of color, red and gold in these works. She creates two sided compositions, referencing book pages, and plays with the interplay of codified writing and the artist's mark. Churchill received a degree in Art History from Wellesley College, attended the Brooklyn Museum Art School and received an M.A. in Painting from Hunter College.
Diane Churchill is a painter living in Nyack with a studio at the Garnerville Arts Center in West Garnerville, NY. She is an abstract painter whose primary passion is harnessing the power of color, red and gold in these works. She creates two sided compositions, referencing book pages, and plays with the interplay of codified writing and the artist's mark. Churchill received a degree in Art History from Wellesley College, attended the Brooklyn Museum Art School and received an M.A. in Painting from Hunter College.
Diane was recently interviewed by Greta Berman who is the art editor for an online publication for and about women over 60 called Persimmon Tree. Her particular interest is synesthesia. She will feature Diane's work in the fall issue of the Persimmon Tree.
Solo Show, Rockland Center For the Arts, West Nyack, NY, "Pages From A Lost Book", May 2021
Two Person Show, Ray Lagstein Gallery, Nyack, NY, "Color and Form", February 2020
Women Celebrate Women, at El Barrio's Artspace PS109 at 215 East 99th Street, NYC on view through August 25, 2021
Recent Exhibitions & Events
Diane was recently interviewed by Greta Berman who is the art editor for an online publication for and about women over 60 called Persimmon Tree. Her particular interest is synesthesia. She will feature Diane's work in the fall issue of the Persimmon Tree.
Women Celebrate Women, at El Barrio's Artspace PS109 at 215 East 99th Street, NYC on view through August 25, 2021
