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MEGAN SMITH STROTT

Education
1995    B.A., Towson University, Towson, MD
1994    Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD  

   Since 1995, Megan Strott has been juried into many regional and national exhibitions, 
winning a purchase award in a North Carolina exhibition in 2004.  She has had solo and 
group exhibitions in Baltimore City.  Strott was featured as a studio artist on Artworks This Week
on Maryland Public Television in 2002.

    Megan Smith Strott paints charming and personal pictures of rustic landscapes and aging 
buildings and interiors. As Smith Strott recalls, "From my earliest childhood recollections, I have 
been drawn to all things that have earned character through the passage of time.  The weather-worn 
landscapes and wrinkled faces, antique bottles and figurines, rehab-ready buildings and even room 
interiors that I paint all have a story to tell.  My work becomes a narrative with the viewer bringing his or 
her own experiences into the creation of that narrative.”


   
Smith Strott’s images are mainly scenes from Ireland, an area that she travels to periodically:
Ireland epitomizes my love of all things with a fascinating past.  I can think of no greater objective to 
my art than to visually record the people and places and objects that exemplify the history and character 
of the country, to capture the beauty in ordinary faces and places.  Through my paintings, I hope to bring 
the viewer the same sense of nostalgia and intimacy I feel from the subjects I paint."

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