Meg Black, megblack.com, is an internationally renowned artist and leading innovator in the fibrous pulp medium. Her focus on nature and the environment yields stunning landscapes, seascapes, New England scenes and garden views.
After viewing “The Healing Power of ART In Honor of Nature” exhibition she wrote: “The variety of visual responses in the exhibit ‘The Healing Power of Art In honor of Nature’ to the ways in which nature empowers us are as riveting as the natural world itself. From abstract impressions that evoke the emotions one feels when watching the sunrise to manipulated photographs of soaring mountain-scapes, the many approaches to this subject are as varied as nature herself. I was rewarded for the time I spent time looking, really looking, at each entry for an imaginary walk through our natural world. It was well worth the adventure. This is one of the most professional looking exhibits to date. I hope the artists get lots of attention for their work.”
You can read about Meg Black and articles she has written on this website.
“Meg Black’s Hospice Commission “How Paintings Tell A Story”
“A Work of Art is Not Complete Until it is Shared”
“An Art Project with Hospice in Memory of My Father”
“Connecting The Kinesthetic With The Aesthetic”
Healing Power of Art is exactly what is states. Art is most curable medicine for the sick. A work of art in any room, lobby, or a book of pictures can be calming for the soul. Beautiful art stirs and evokes great imagery. I want to “THANK” Renee Phillips for the is subject that is universally spoken language.
Dear Aruna, It is a delight and honor to share The Healing Power of ART with you and thank you for creating art that has a positive impact on others. It is also a pleasure to include your art in the important Manhattan Arts International “HerStory” exhibition.