AMY SABRIN
The Fun Stuff, acrylics, Mixed Media and handprinted collage paper, 18x24
About the Artist
Amy Sabrin has lived in Washington, D.C. for 45 years. Before retiring in 2011 to devote full time to painting and traveling, Amy worked as a journalist with the Associated Press, and then practiced white-collar criminal defense law. She was a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP.
All the while, Amy made art. Her work reflects Amy's attraction to joyous colors, bold composition, and glowing light. Watercolors and acrylics are her preferred media. She takes her paints with her when she travels, and has painted in the south of France, Italy, Mexico, the Bahamas, and the American Southwest, as well as in and around the Washington area and Bethany Beach. Amy’s prize-winning works have appeared in juried shows at the Art League Gallery in Alexandria, the Yellow Barn Gallery in Glen Echo, Maryland, and the Hill Center Galleries in Washington, D.C.
Sabrin is also a juried member of the Potomac Valley Watercolorists. She has a studio at City Lin Studios, Chevy Chase, Maryland.
You may see more of Amy’s work at www.amysabrinstudio.com
Her most recent solo exhibitions at Touchstone include:
Blue Fish Moon, acrylics, 18x24
The Bays, acrylics and mixed media, 4 pieces, each 12" x 12"
The Shell Collector (Sunday at the beach with George), acrylics, mixed media and handprinted collage paper, 30x30
Endless summer, Acrylics, Mixed Media and handprinted collage papers, 18x24
The Color of the Ocean When You're In It, acrylics and mixed media, 10x20
Hope is the Thing With Feathers, acrylics, mixed media, and handprinted collage paper, 30x30
The Sea Glass Collector, acrylics and mixed media, 30x30