Native American artist Mary Pierce celebrates heritage in Oswego exhibition
Oswego artist Mary Pierce, 42, known for Native American painting, prints and pottery, hosts a solo show Myth and Memory at Art Association in Fort Ontario Park through Nov 2. Her work, influenced by heritage and color, spans pieces exhibited at Schweinfurth Art Center and Haberfest poster design. she hopes to reach a wider audience while balancing a related job. Pierce, Watertown-born and Oswego resident for 12 years, coordinates a regional scholastic art exhibit and draws inspiration from Native history, nature, and artists Matisse and Picasso.
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Boarding School and New York Show Plans
Mary Pierce notes current events and a desire for a Soho New York show. She aims to be self supporting through artwork and plans a May Borders Book Store exhibit at Carousel Center. Pierce uses handmade paper in her prints, integrating it into her paintings. Contact 342-1108.
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