I am interested in our relationship to each other, to other species and to our environment and am drawn to the narrative behind a painting, one that I try to express through symbolism and loose associations that spark connections and allude to truths that lie just beneath the surface. Often dark or playful, but always beautiful because it is beauty that touches our soul and opens our hearts and minds. 

For the first time ever I am offering  archival inkjet prints or “giclées”! In the Pink has been so popular I am now offering  prints on either heavy rag paper ($90) or stretched canvas ($200) in editions of 100 each. The image is 12″ x 12″ (just like the original) and the canvas print has pink edges and is wired ready for hanging. I plan on listing these with Etsy or Satchi soon but feel free to contact me directly in the mean time.

Beijing Grey continues on exhibit at Iwasawa Oriental Art, 75 University Ave in Los Gatos where it was part of “Conversations with Culture” in conjunction with Asia Week SFBA 2018

Magnolia Tea II is on the cover of the national edition of the  Red Wheelbarrow a volume of art, poetry and prose compiled by Ken Weisner who invited Sara Cole to curate the art within. Along with the beautiful poems, there a may images from Bay Area Women artists, including Bailling Out and selections from My Container Idiom paintings.

In the Pink was included in  Idiosyncratic Monochromes, the June issue of PoetsArtists – Issue 85. 37 international artists are featured in this literary art journal curated by Lorena Kloosterboer and published by Didi Menendez.

Blue Corset was juried into the exhibition, Honoring the Legacy of David Park at Santa Clara University which will ran April 3−28. Here’s the link to the exhibition catalogue.

Shelagh Rogers interviewed author Christy Ann Conlin on her program The Next Chapter, June 4 in anational broadcast on CBC! Checkout my cover art on her book The Memento! Podcast  available.

The Art Docents of Los Gatos held an absolutely delightful High Tea at my studio last May. This fancy, catered event was sold out, raising funds to bring art to the students of our community. We were treated to tiers of gourmet treats while drinking tea from my antique teacups. I shared the process behind my Birds & Teacups.

I am proud to announce that my painting End of Spring has been licensed by Doubleday Canada to grace the cover of The Memento, a stunning new novel by acclaimed author Christy Ann Conlin. Orders can be placed at Amazon.ca or through your local bookstore.

Talk Art – YouTube “Marie Cameron’s Florilegia” Sally Rayn interviews me about my work and process as I demonstrate how I assemble my Florilegia pieces.