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Recent, Current and Upcoming Exhibitions:

Oceanview From Bearskin Neck

Ocean View from Bearskin Neck, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston Currently on Exhibition.

a beach scene with the blue green ocean in the background with a blue sky with wispy clouds the beach rocks in foreground with a channel in the middle with left over tide on the sand of the beach.

“Cape Hedge Beach Channels 2022,” Digital Photograph, Nikon dSLR, ©️ 2022 Amy Art Boston

Blood Moon which is orange in color over waves hitting shore on the Northshore of Massachusetts. Waves are orange tinted with white crashing waves.

“Blood Moon Over the Atlantic,” Digital Photograph, Nikon DSLR, ©️ 2022 Amy Art Boston

“Moonlit Night on the Moors,” Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Old Stone Fence of New England surrounded by trees

“Old Stone Fence and Trees,” Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

“The Woods During Elsa,” Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Wooded area in the morning fog off the ocean

Morning Fog Spring 2021, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

The Lane, 2020, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Beach Tree in Morning Fog, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

“LobLolly Cove: After the Storm,” Digital Photograph,©️ 2022 Amy Art Boston

Before Sunrise: On the Point, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Pre-Dawn Lighthouse, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Quarry at Halibut Point , 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

The Rocks at Cape Hedge, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Sumertime In The Boatyard

Summertime at the Boatyard, 2016, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Fuchsia Opened blooming on a hanging plant with reds,, pinks, and purples.

“Fuchsia Opened,” Digital Photograph, ©️ 2021 Amy Art Boston

Moon Flower, (Prickly Burr Flower), Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

single orange lily against a green foliage background. Macro photography.

Orange Lily Cape Hedge 2021, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Day Lily in Morning Dew, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Wild Garlic, 2021, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Mushroom in the Afternoon

Mushroom in the Afternoon, 2020, Digital Photograph, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

“Pas de Poisson,” 18 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas, 2014

Arsbesque Penche on black background, ballerina in white dance tard.

Arabesque Penche, 2017, 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas, (original) © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Grand Jete, 2017, 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas (original) © 2021 Amy Art Boston

sunrise on the point

Sunrise on the Point, 2020, 24 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas, (original), © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Electrosity, 2017 Painted with string and dental floss dipped in paint, mixed media

Electrosity, 2017, 24 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas (not for sale, in a Private Collection), © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Electrosity II, 2019 24 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas, (original) $500. On Exhibit March 19 – May 2, 2021. Available at www.spectrumartgallery.org, © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Cancer Series: “Chemo-Girl,” 2015 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas, (original), © 2021 Amy Art Boston

Cancer Series: “Enigma MRI,” 24 x 18 Acrylic on Canvas, 2015

Cancer Series: “Infusion 2015” 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas, 2015

Cancer Series: “Clear Scan 2015,” 18 x 24 Acrylic on Canvas, 2015

Cancer Series: “Chemo-Port,” 24 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas 2015

black and white graphic of Tippy the cat.

“Tippy, The Cat-Graphic” Digital Art,©️ 2021 Amy Art Boston

Differently colored squares and rectangles place in a minimalist layout.

A Tribute to Mondrian, Digital Art, 2021. Finalist, Fusion Art’s 3rd Annual Lines, Shapes & Objects International Online Juried Art Exhibition for the month of June 2021. © 2021 Amy Art Boston

“When a Whale,” Digital Art from Drawing, ©️ 2021-2022 Amy Art Boston

peace sign tree wishing you peace and joy

“Wishing You Peace and Joy,” Digital Art, ©️ 2021 Amy Art Boston

Painting at the Boatyard

Artist Bio

Contact Amy: amy@amyartboston.com

Amy K. Lewis is an artist whose live and work studio is near the ocean in Massachusetts. She primarily works in oils and acrylics. She is visually impaired and uses her impairment as a unique way of ‘seeing’ the world through representations of her art.

She was trained and worked in the commercial photography field with film cameras during her younger years after becoming proficient in photo retouching and custom darkroom work. Amy later turned to digital graphics and web design before returning to fine art painting after her cancer diagnosis in 2009.

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