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Artist's Bio:
Margie Key Reed, a native of Southern Maryland, is a mixed media artist and printmaker. She combines watercolors, inks, charcoals, pencils and frequently uses acrylics for creation. Recently, she began to print her own artworks to extend her art just one step further, so that her limited edition prints are authentic works. Her alcohol-gel prints have her special touch, and she likes the hand-printed feel of each one.
Margie began her career as a graphic artist and photographer, specializing in cover art for publication for the California State University System. She won her first juried exhibition back in 1988 for special effects in photography. After ten years in the Graphics Department, she decided to complete her graduate studies in education to teach and travel. She did just that for the next twenty years.
Much of her work reflects her experiences abroad. She enjoys the cultural flavor of the countries south of the US border most of all. In fact, Margie spent most of those twenty years teaching and photographing Central and Southern Mexico. She continues her artwork with the
same passion, although she now resides back in the USA.
Margie Key Reed, a native of Southern Maryland, is a mixed media artist and printmaker. She combines watercolors, inks, charcoals, pencils and frequently uses acrylics for creation. Recently, she began to print her own artworks to extend her art just one step further, so that her limited edition prints are authentic works. Her alcohol-gel prints have her special touch, and she likes the hand-printed feel of each one.
Margie began her career as a graphic artist and photographer, specializing in cover art for publication for the California State University System. She won her first juried exhibition back in 1988 for special effects in photography. After ten years in the Graphics Department, she decided to complete her graduate studies in education to teach and travel. She did just that for the next twenty years.
Much of her work reflects her experiences abroad. She enjoys the cultural flavor of the countries south of the US border most of all. In fact, Margie spent most of those twenty years teaching and photographing Central and Southern Mexico. She continues her artwork with the
same passion, although she now resides back in the USA.
