JANICE WALL
- Website www.janicewallstudio.com
After a dual career teaching art and art-making in her studio in Massachusetts, Janice Wall turned her attention exclusively to her own work in monoprint and mixed media. Creating visceral experiences of socio-political messaging, her art reflects her concerns for the planet. Extending the range and vocabulary possible in mono printing, in addition to oil based inks, Janice’s “one-thing-leads-to-another approach” has led to her use of acrylic paint, dry pigment, graphite, embossing, burns, stencils, found object impressions, archival digital images and layered cut paper.
Recently, her work was featured in the Amarillo Museum of Art’s Biennial 600; Justice, Equality, Race, Identity and in “Beyond Landscape, From the Galisteo Basin” at El Zaguan in Santa Fe.
Janice’s studio has a monastic quality that mirrors the spaciousness of the Galisteo landscape and supports unobstructed openness. It is a place where she can work and play, and notice and receive.
