Amanda Johnson is a student of philosophy and art and teaches Harmony: an Introduction to Seeing Art in Memphis, Tennessee. In 2008 she authored a methodology for educating artistic literacy that follows student cognitive development and the progressions of the ancient Trivium. At 21 she is the youngest member of the Tennessee Watercolor Society and has exhibited with both TnWS and the West Tennessee Watercolor Society. Her work can be seen in private collections and in the collection of Westminster Academy in Memphis.
Find more of her work at www.artistsites.org/aj/.
Oil on canvas 2007Lone Pine is a painting of a Connecticut marsh at dusk, but it is not about trees or landscapes or setting suns. The finger of land that darts from the right side reaches for the pine, and the pine, the pieces of light, and the middle ground elude...
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A defence of provinciality in art and life.
SITE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT BY POLYMATH
