Amy Bultena
artful.artsy.amy@gmail.com | 404-394-4278
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Amy Bultena’s work is about
control amid chaos. Amy grew up surrounded by the thick vegetation of the woods
where plants grow wild and unfettered. Yet, to the careful, observant eye a
sort of order emerges, a calm amid the commotion. As someone who lives everyday
with mental illness, Amy deeply appreciates watching other organisms find clarity
in turmoil. Observing plants steadily grow according to their own rhythms and
needs gives her a desperately needed sense of peace. It also reinforces the
concept that what feels chaotic and difficult may actually just be a (beautiful)
pattern of growth. The lessons Amy finds
in observing plants is what she seeks to share with her paintings. Amy observes
plants growing wild, contained, and/or cut, and translates the reassuring peace
and beauty she finds amid the disarray.
Online
Education
Ed.S. Inclusive Education,
Kennesaw State University
M.A.T Art Education, Kennesaw
State University
B.F.A. Painting, The University of
Georgia
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| O-065 Echinacea-in-Bud-Vase-by Amy Bultena acrylic 30-x-40-in-1 $2500 |
Exhibitions
2019
2019 |
I Like Your Work Podcast Be. Long. Ing. Online
Exhibition www.ilikeyourworkpodcast.com/belong
Mistlin Gallery Autumn Art Showcasse
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2008
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Sub-Lit Magazine, Vol. 1, Issue 3, Featured Artist |
2007
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New Art Show, Fine Line Gallery, Atlanta, GA |
2006
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“Art Party” Show, Doog Gallery, Atlanta, GA |
2004
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Alpharetta Heritage Festival, Alpharetta, GA |
2004
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“Gluttony Digest,” Vol. 1, Issue 4, Featured Painter |
2004
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Estrofest Arts Festival, Atlanta, GA |
2004
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North Georgia Juried Exhibition, Abernathy Fine Arts Center, Roswell, GA |
2004
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Bella Nova Emerging Artists Show, King Plow Art Center, Atlanta, GA |
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| O-066 Breakfast-Flowers-by Amy Bultena acrylic 24-in-x-24-in-1$750 |
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