Contemporary Artist JoAnn Pippin: Her Story
JoAnn Pippin lives in Grantham, NH, and has been painting in watercolor for 14 years. Her primary studies were at the Art League School in Alexandria, VA, but she has also studied with other nationally-acclaimed artists. In 1995, she retired from a career in electronic publishing to live aboard a boat with her husband, Ron. Three years later, they moved ashore to Glen, NH, where she began selling her paintings in summer art fairs and local galleries. They moved to Grantham in 2002. Her New England and western National Park landscapes and close-ups of nature have appeared in galleries and juried art shows in New Hampshire, Maine, California, and Colorado. In New Hampshire, she exhibits at the Harbor Gallery in Sunapee, Artisan’s Workshop in New London, The Gateway Gallery in Gorham, and The Artery in Grantham, with occasional shows at the Red Roof Gallery in Enfield and AVA in Lebanon. She won First Place for her “Leaves and Reflections” in Art in the Park in North Conway in 2001; that work was also chosen by the National Watercolor society for display in the 2007 “All Members Show.”
Her painting “Blue Flag by a Tidal Pool” was featured as the poster for the 2006 Portland Flower Show,
and her New Hampshire landscapes have been recently exhibited at the River Valley Club in Lebanon, the Forest Conservation Building in Concord and the Lyme Public Library. KEARSAGE MAGAZINE featured “Daffodils in Profusion” on their spring 2007 issue,
and the January 2007 page of the Musterfield Farm calendar is one of her works. A special series, “Boathouses of Lake Sunapee, ” was exhibited in the summer of 2006 at the New London (NH) Inn.
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