ArtPrize ushered my 2010 paintings onto a large stage—with thousands visiting my Woman in Red collection that was created in partnership with the American Heart Association and featured at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel. Through ArtPrize over the following years, my work began transitioning beyond watercolor paintings to interactive healing installations that focused on soul…
For my second year of ArtPrize, the American Heart Association invited me to tell the story of Natalie Ruggeri, a young heart patient survivor. The work called Woman in Red combined two-dimensional and three-dimensional elements with paintings and an elegant red gown displayed on a mannequin. This healing work continues to inspire and challenge viewers…
Shelley Irwin visits with ArtPrize Artist Pamela Alderman to learn the art of finger painting on Art Unfiltered. To schedule Pamela for a live painting demo at your next event, contact ally@watercolorbypamela.com.
The first half of this video features Pamela Alderman and Girl Scout volunteers talking about Color Me Orange—Color Me Kind during an interview with WOTV’s Maranda and the impact the installation had at ArtPrize and on the Girl Scouts themselves as they handed out orange ribbons to the public.
ArtPrize Artist, Pamela Alderman, was interviewed on WZZM13 and Shelley Irwin’s WGVU Morning Show about her Color Me Orange—Color Me Kind installation at ArtPrize Eight. Watch the WZZM13 interview… Listen to the Shelley Irwin interview… Color Me Orange—Color Me Kind Coloring with Kindness Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum September 21 to October 9, 2016 Vote…