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Amy Hill

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    Amy Hill grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She studied fine art at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. After graduating she moved to New York City and worked as a commercial illustrator for such publications as Rolling Stone and the New York Times. She gave up illustration at the time of her first solo exhibit which was held in New York City. Since this time, Amy has continued to show her work nationally and internationally. In 2015 Amy was the recipient of a grant from the Peter S. Reed Foundation and her work has been written about numerous times on Artnet and in the New York Times.
  • Works
    • Amy Hill, Two Girls in Yellow
      Two Girls in Yellow
    • Amy Hill, Young Woman with Bean Sprouts
      Young Woman with Bean Sprouts
    • Amy Hill, Musicians
      Musicians
    • Amy Hill, Young Woman with Strange Object
      Young Woman with Strange Object
    • Amy Hill, Woman with Fig
      Woman with Fig
    • Amy Hill, Two Girls at a Table
      Two Girls at a Table
    • Amy Hill, The Messenger
      The Messenger
    • Amy Hill, Woman with Pills
      Woman with Pills
    • Amy Hill, Woman with Down Coat
      Woman with Down Coat
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    "Fifteenth century Flemish painters are my current inspiration. My stylistic kinship with them compels me to keep their works alive by updating and refreshing them. Using oil paints and traditional techniques I claim them as my own."

    — Amy Hill

     


     

     

    Amy Hill grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She studied fine art at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. After graduating she moved to New York City and worked as a commercial illustrator for such publications as Rolling Stone and the New York Times. She gave up illustration at the time of her first solo exhibit which was held in New York City. Since this time, Amy has continued to show her work nationally and internationally. In 2015 Amy was the recipient of a grant from the Peter S. Reed Foundation and her work has been written about numerous times on Artnet and in the New York Times.

  • Exhibitions
    • R-E-D

      R-E-D

      A Group Exhibition 10 - 19 Feb 2023
      Nüart Gallery is excited to announce the opening of ' R-E-D,' a Valentine's Day exhibition featuring a curated collection of paintings that celebrate the color red and its connection to love and passion. On display from February 10 th to February 19 th , this exhibit offers a visually stunning...
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