Statement
As an artist, evolution is necessary.
Experimentation is required.
Exploring the tools and rules of texture, color, and design are all channels for passion and feeling informing my artistic voice.
Biography
Madeleine Kelly maintains a studio in Southeastern Pennsylvania where she resides. An artist and educator, she has judged numerous exhibitions. Although she never formally studied art, she continues to grow as an artist and has achieved her skills through workshops, museums, and demo presentations with such leading artists as Elizabeth Mowry, Rea Redifer, and Homer Johnson, among others. Her works are displayed and admired in public and private collections around the world. Her paintings have been selected for various national and international juried exhibitions. Recipient of numerous awards. She is a signature member of the Philadelphia Water Color Society and is currently serving on the board of the Philadelphia Water Color Society.
She has been published in magazines and newspapers including a Philadelphia Inquirerfeature, an American Artist Magazine feature. Her artwork can be seen gracing the set of an indie film; “The Suspect”.
As an artist, evolution is necessary.
Experimentation is required.
Exploring the tools and rules of texture, color, and design are all channels for passion and feeling informing my artistic voice.
Biography
Madeleine Kelly maintains a studio in Southeastern Pennsylvania where she resides. An artist and educator, she has judged numerous exhibitions. Although she never formally studied art, she continues to grow as an artist and has achieved her skills through workshops, museums, and demo presentations with such leading artists as Elizabeth Mowry, Rea Redifer, and Homer Johnson, among others. Her works are displayed and admired in public and private collections around the world. Her paintings have been selected for various national and international juried exhibitions. Recipient of numerous awards. She is a signature member of the Philadelphia Water Color Society and is currently serving on the board of the Philadelphia Water Color Society.
She has been published in magazines and newspapers including a Philadelphia Inquirerfeature, an American Artist Magazine feature. Her artwork can be seen gracing the set of an indie film; “The Suspect”.
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