Amanda Ladymon is a mixed media artist, exhibiting around the southeast, as well as internationally. Visit her home this weekend for Open Studios! Saturday, March 23 from 10 am - 6 pm and Sunday, March 24 12-6 pm. Her studio is located in her beautiful historic Victorian home in West Columbia, South Carolina at 701 Center Street. Visit www.701cca.org for all details and map of all 58 artists participating!
Amanda is currently an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Carolina and Columbia College. She is very involved in the local Columbia Arts community in many different facets, mainly as the Exhibition & Event Coordinator for S & S Art Supply. She also teaches adults and children's art workshops at her home with her newest business, Ladybug Art Studios. Visit her facebook page for more information: www.facebook.com/ladybugartstudios.
Originally from Dallas, TX, Amanda received her MFA in studio arts from USC in 2009. She has received two studio assistantships to Penland’s summer workshops and one at Arrowmont School of Crafts. The local environment and ecosystems of the southeast are fascinating and surprising to a city girl, which fuels most of the research into biological forms. The work’s aesthetic formula is derived mostly from biomorphic abstraction. Amanda's artwork primarily is in drawing/painting, sculpture, and installation.
Amanda is currently an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Carolina and Columbia College. She is very involved in the local Columbia Arts community in many different facets, mainly as the Exhibition & Event Coordinator for S & S Art Supply. She also teaches adults and children's art workshops at her home with her newest business, Ladybug Art Studios. Visit her facebook page for more information: www.facebook.com/ladybugartstudios.
Originally from Dallas, TX, Amanda received her MFA in studio arts from USC in 2009. She has received two studio assistantships to Penland’s summer workshops and one at Arrowmont School of Crafts. The local environment and ecosystems of the southeast are fascinating and surprising to a city girl, which fuels most of the research into biological forms. The work’s aesthetic formula is derived mostly from biomorphic abstraction. Amanda's artwork primarily is in drawing/painting, sculpture, and installation.
