Amy Adams (b. 1979, USA)

Resides in Franklin, MA

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Originally from The Bronx, New York City, Amy is a feminist edu-activist artist dedicated to using visual art as a means of community building and connection. She uses the transformative power of art for self-expression which has shaped her artistic journey focusing on communication. Though she initially pursued a medical career, her artistic evolution emerged from rich life experiences and deep passion for learning.

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Amy has previously held the position of Artist in Residence in Natick, Massachusetts, where she concentrated on social justice and its related themes. Through her art, she facilitated discussions among diverse groups, encouraging them to delve into issues of identity, equity, and access in order to foster understanding and connect with one another.

 

​With a strong preference for acrylics, she also enjoys exploring a variety of other mediums. Leading art programs and projects for K-College students and seniors, she makes a meaningful impact on communities across Massachusetts and beyond. Artwork created by Amy, is known to have underlying messages of hope and often topics that raise awareness. Her artwork is proudly showcased in various venues, including art theaters, schools, and public spaces, as well as in private collections art enthusiasts.

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Amy has formerly served as a proud Adjunct Faculty member at Dean College with a focus on “Healing through Art”. She created opportunities for student collaborations across artistic genres, public schools and established artists. Amy is has also dedicated five years to the Franklin Cultural District, contributing her artistic connections with the community. As a strong advocate for the uplifting  power of art, Amy believes it sparks important conversations and drives meaningful change. Through her work, she aims to inspire dialogue, positive social interactions, encourage introspection, and promote acceptance of diversity through the vibrant use of color.