MMX is a group of ten art makers with diverse backgrounds including a school administrator
, family therapist, social worker, accountant, teacher, translator and graphic designer.
We promote mixed media as a fine art form and educate the public about the joys of creating art in all forms.
We’ve given art-related workshops for diverse populations including military veterans with PTSD at the Veteran’s Administration, recovering addicts, library patrons, children and those with dementia.
Individual members have won many awards and honors including Professional Artist status at Main Line Art Center. Some are current or past board members of Tri-State Artists Equity, Delaware Valley Art League and Montgomery County Guild of Professional Artists. We are also affiliated with ARTsisters and Philadelphia Collageworks.
MMX has exhibited at Art of the State in Harrisburg, Harcum College, Neumann University, Ludington Library, St. Asaph’s Gallery, Galer Estate Winery, Malvern Library, Wesley Enhanced Living, Granite Farms Estates, Merion Art & Repro and Beth Or Gallery in Maple Glen.
MMX members create art using an eclectic mix of media including, but not limited to encaustic, acrylic, pastel, collage, fabric, clay, photography and alcohol inks.
Members Exhibiting at the Library
Sue Apter
Ann Breinig
Martha Bryans
Cheryl Clearwater
Virginia Conover
Barbara Dirnbach
Linnie Greenberg
Sharon Ostrow
Maxine Rosen
Candace Stoudt
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Join us this Sunday from 1 to 4 pm for games, music, crafts, a visit from a therapy dog AND Buzz Lightyear, Lego building, and a Big Show from Mr. Andrew!
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