The Art of Nancy Christy-Moore

Arizona artist Nancy Christy-Moore,an internationally recognized, award winning painter brings the joy of color and movement to her abstract mixed watermedia work.

Education at Columbia College, Columbia, Missouri, the American Academy of Art in Chicago, and Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles led her into teaching and exhibiting her work for the past twenty-five plus years. Classes with highly acclaimed watermedia artists in southern California during the early '80's influenced both her painting and teaching styles which she passes on in classes and workshops along with newly acquired insights and techniques.

Nancy's unique signature style of "Inner Painting" develops paintings from within on a subconscious level and serves as a connection to the many people who value and collect her work. So far she has had over 20 solo exhibits, with two in Japan. She usually paints in series and currently has two: the Horse series (abstract equine art) and the Blooms series (abstract floral art).

Her love of rich color, texture and movement influence all her paintings, many of which are started by pouring the color on paper or canvas followed by many layers of glazes, paint-outs and new starts. She accepts commission work on a very limited basis due to the spontaneity of her style.

Included in many private and corporate collections world wide, Nancy's paintings have appeared in museums, the Louisville International Airport Altitude Travelers Club, and as limited edition prints for the Hyatt Regency hotel chain. In 2007 Kennedy Publications selected Nancy for it's "Best of America Mixed Media Artists and Artisans Vol. 1". Currently she is represented by galleries in Kentucky and Arizona.

Workshops can be scheduled for your group in one-day or several-day segments. Contact Nancy at 623-487-4031 or email her at ncjm@earthlink.net for further information and scheduling.

Ready to expand your watercolor journey? "FUN WITH MIXED MEDIA AND RICE PAPER COLLAGE" is an excellent venue for both beginners and advanced watercolorists, offering creative play with delicate rice papers combined with mixed media techniques with inks, enamels, oil pastels and more. After this workshop you will never again consider a failed watercolor anything but a new beginning. 2008 WORKSHOPS: SHEMER ART CENTER, ONE-DAY IN JUNE: SPARK YOUR CREATIVITY, 10-5 June 25 -- REGISTER: online www.phoenix.com/shemer or by phone: 602-262-4727.

Each giclée print is individually signed by the artist. Limited to only 300 pieces worldwide.
CUSTOM GICLEES OF MANY OF NANCY'S PAINTINGS ALSO AVAILABLE. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION USEContact Nancy form.

Print Size:
14 x 20 on 16 x 22 Somerset Textured watercolor paper with deckled edges.
Price Each:
$200.00

"Warrior Spirits"
Copyright 2001

What is a Giclée Print? Giclée is a French word and means "the spraying of ink". A term used today to refer to a unique printing technology. Giclée Prints are known to be used by museums to display works of art normally kept in the museums' basement vaults. A Giclée Print is simply the closest duplication of an original artwork that is technically possible. These prints are produced on archival paper with archival inks with a lifetime of between 150-200 years.

Represented by
Lionheart Gallery, Louisville, KY (502) 568-3030
Raku Gallery, Jerome, AZ 928-639-0239
Nickel Creek Gallery, Cave Creek, AZ (480)5750012

Exhibits 2007 & 2008

VIP Tailgate party Super Bowl 42, Glendale, AZ February 3, 2008
Valley of the Arts FINE ART WALK at the Village at Arrowhead, southwest corner of 67th Ave. at the loop 101 Saturday April 5, 10am-6pm
CELEBRATING ART OF THE WEST VALLEY III, West Valley Art Museum, Surprise, AZ May 16-July 27 2008. Reception Thursday June 5, 5-8pm at 17420 North Avenue of the Arts, Surprise, AZ
FACULTY AND STAFF BIENNIAL at Shemer Art Center and Museum July 8 - August 6, 2008. Opening Reception Thursday, July 10 7-9pm. 5005 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, AZ

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