The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS members are multi-talented and multi-dimensional individuals whose interests and experiences extend beyond their art studios. In this article you’ll discover fascinating and fun facts about our artist members. This is Part II of a series. Also read Fascinating and Fun Facts About Our Artist Members Part I and Fascinating and Fun Facts About Our Artist Members Part III
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Debora Levy
Debora was born and raised in Mexico City and currently lives in California. She received a BA in Art History with honors at the Instituto de Cultura Superior A.C. She has also taught art at Montessori School in Mexico City.
“In my kitchen, I wield ingredients like a painter with a palette, crafting inventive dishes that are my culinary masterpieces. Each creation is a symphony of flavors, a canvas of innovation. Just as with my art, I revel in the boundless creativity that cooking offers, a true artist in the kitchen.”
Therese Boisclair
She spent a long time searching for the “right medium” to explore her artistic talents. Her innovative works of art have attracted numerous awards and recognition including Best of Show in the exhibition Liberated Dreams, held at the Estense Castle in Ferrarra, Italy.
She enjoys outdoor life, in nature. She is an avid cyclist, golfer and was an avid downhill skier “before some health problems.” She states, “To be outside where I can enjoy the sun on my skin and commute with nature is where I really feel alive.”
Tanis Bula
She won a Featured Artist Membership Award in our “The Healing Power of Color” exhibition. In 2015 she was selected to paint fiberglass cat for the Cat Care Society. Tanis was also selected to be among several artists to visit and paint for three weeks en plein air in Auvilar, France. The artists says, “I like to travel the world. One of my favorite places is Venice, Italy.”
Tanis also tells us she has become an animal lover. “We have a black cat named Mr. Sandman who is spoiled rotten.”
Nimi Trehan
She has a background in Interior design. As a Project Manager for Interior design at the Walter Reed Army Medical center, Nimi focused on designing a healing environment for the facility. Nimi states, “I have a holistic worldview and believe that everything is interconnected through life and energy.”
“As a versatile artist, I’ve collaborated with other art forms to paint live on stage and contributed artwork for book covers like “Unwavering” for “Unchaining/Decolonizing the Mind” by Nishi Chawla, and “Celestial” for “Shrimad Bhagvad Gita: Rhymed Verses” by Urmilla Chawla.”
Maureen MccCabe
Maureen McCabe earned her BFA at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and lives and works in Metro Boston. Her artwork is in many private and public collections, including Boston Children’s Hospital in MA, Charles River Community Health in Brighton, MA, and KCSA Public Relations in Boston, MA.
“People do not know this about me, but when I was younger, I wanted to run away and join the circus — so, I went to clown school. There I learned how to express myself through juggling, creating balloon sculptures, and other circus arts.”
If you enjoyed reading about members of The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS, check out Fascinating and Fun Facts About Our Artist Members Part I and Fascinating and Fun Facts About Our Artist Members Part III
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Renee Phillips says
Dear Amie, Thank you very much for taking the time to write your kind message. I love every minute of what I do on behalf of artists, so I never feel as though it is work. I wish you positive abundance in every area of your life this coming year and many years beyond. I hope to see your art website soon. 🙂 With gratitude, Renee