ArtPrize visitors often ask me, “What happens to your artwork after ArtPrize?” The answer, as you can see below, is varied. ArtPrize 2009 Companions Pamela Alderman Watercolor on paper 18×24 inches Following ArtPrize, Companions was jury selected for the 110th Philadelphia Watercolor Society International Exhibition. The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Children’s Hospital of Denver…
The emotions are sometimes so strong that I work without knowing it. The strokes come like speech. Vincent VanGogh
My 2012 ArtPrize Courage Ablaze collection will portray African refugees who have endured unspeakable trauma with the spirit of true courage
During ArtPrize 2011, visitors were invited to respond to Braving the Wind—a collection of three watercolor paintings portraying a young woman’s battle with cancer. Nearly 20,000 visitors participated in the healing process. By hanging Hope Cards on a metal Healing Tree, they remembered their loved ones who have struggled with cancer. People of all ages…
“We do not merely want to see beauty…we want something else which can hardly be put into words—to be united with the beauty….” CS Lewis I was drawn into my garden this morning.
Love Love, Pamela Alderman, watercolor on paper, 22×30 inches, 2012 The Grand Valley State University Women’s Center jury selected my painting entitled, Love, for their 2012 competition. Love will be on loan to the GVSU Women’s Center from April 2012 to April 2013. For more information, contact: GVSU Women’s Center 1 Campus Drive • Allendale,…