Almira Hill Grammer

Sunday, July 10, 2016

Roadside Barn
acrylic on cradled birch panel
8" x 8"
(available at Firehouse Art Center)

Almira Hill Grammer: I have been creating art since I was a child. My art has progressed from abstract to semi-realism, from pencil to paint. I consider myself a "colorist" because I like to use color to touch the minds and hearts of my viewers. My subjects are usually familiar structures and objects that everyone can identify with. I am especially drawn to the mystery of abandoned buildings and their narratives. My work is in collections both national and local. In 2014, I was honored to show my work in the Governor's Gallery at the Oklahoma State Capitol. I am a member of OVAC, Paseo Arts Association, and the Oklahoma Art Guild. My work can be seen at the Firehouse Art Center in Norman, OK as well as JRB at the Elms in OKC. I am also an instructor in the Osher Lifelong Learning Program at the University of Oklahoma.

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