Nancy’s journey with the York Art Association began in the mid-1980s, sparked by something as simple as an extra credit drawing class. That class opened a door she didn’t expect. She was encouraged to keep painting and soon found her way to YAA, where she became a member and spent years exploring different media, discovering both technique and confidence along the way. Today, Nancy continues to be an active presence in the YAA community. She enters exhibitions, attends openin

DESCRIPTION:   This exhibition will explore the nature of the artist.  What makes your inner creative spirit vibrate and cry out to be expressed?  Where do you gain inspiration?  For some it's nature's beauty while for others it is the cosmos, cityscapes, the human form, motion, color, poetry, music, concepts such as time...you get the idea! THE CALL:  Members and non-members are invited to create a visual representation, abstract or otherwise, of what inspires them to create

I started drawing as a child, continuing through my elementary and high school years. I knew all along that was what I wanted my major to be in college. I had the opportunity to work in printmaking, sculpture, and illustration before settling into mixed media. As I look back at my work exploring a range of styles, I had started doing work in mixed media before I even knew it was called mixed media!     When home computers were very new, I spent several years designing and cre