Margaret Abramshe recently attended an artist talk at the St. George Art Museum where Stephanie Leitch discussed her installation Spell Field Two, presented as part of the exhibition Heaven and Earth: Attached by One Pillar. The work repurposes commercially sourced materials, transforming them through careful craftsmanship into something […]
There are any number of categories into which the variety of fine and visual artists, and their works, can be divided. There are characteristics of the artists themselves: are they men or women? Are they young and newly fledged (like those in Artists of Utah’s 35×35 exhibit) or […]
A statewide exhibition brings an opportunity to show work to an audience that may not be reachable otherwise, but the work should accurately represent the artist’s materials, style, and subject matter, not create expectations that additional explorations of the artist’s body of work will not fulfill. Or should […]
Based in St. George, Utah, Margaret Abramshe is a multidisciplinary artist who blends traditional painting with digital tools to create layered, conceptually rich works. Drawing influence from pop art, surrealism, and contemporary portraiture, her practice reflects a deep engagement with personal history, community, and the complexities of identity. […]
