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"Mary Crutchfield, a native of Arlington, Va., makes her home in Elizabeth City, NC. She received her education at Radford College, Va., the University of Arizona in Tucson, and UNC at Chapel Hill, NC, receiving BA and MS degrees. She has studied watermedia with Alex Powers, Charles Reid, Ralph Smith, Carole Barnes, Katherine Chang Liu, Mary Todd Beam, Glenn Bradshaw and others. She is a long-standing member of the Studio Gallery in Elizabeth City, and conducts painting workshops in the community, Eastern North Carolina and Virginia."
 
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Elizabeth City, NC 27909
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"Mary Crutchfield has exhibited and won awards in many local, regional, national and international juried shows. and her paintings hang in both national and international collections. Recent juried shows include the Irene Leache Exhibit at the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Va., the Southern Watercolor Exhibits, the Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors, d'Art Mid-Atlantic Exhibition, the Mississippi, Montana,  Georgia, California, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, New England and North Carolina juried watercolor exhibitions. She is a signature member of the Pennsylvania, Mississippi and Georgia Watercolor Societies, as well as the International Association of Experimental Artists. She recently had work in an exhibition for the blind, which traveled through Germany. She has exhibited in many one-woman shows, including the Louise Jones Brown Gallery at Duke University, NC, the Horace Williams Gallery in Chapel Hill, NC."
"I truly love painting in both transparent watercolor, with its glow and interplay of light and shadow, and in watermedia. In watermedia, I really enjoy creating works with texture and depth. The layered paintings in watermedia are visual extensions of lyrical song and dance. They touch on an idea or concept, then dance about in their own rhythm aided by the dynamics of discovery."