Amy Nash-Meunier ~ Heart Studio.

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Amy Nash-Meunier Heart Studio. There are many mediums in which I enjoy, but my two absolute favorites are ceramics and painting.     

I attended Alfred University, where I majored in ceramic arts and minored in painting and art history.  My ceramic work involves a combination of throwing and hand-building techniques, and my most recent work involves the sgraffito technique.  I have worked with a variety of different clays, including low "re earthenware, stoneware, and high "re porcelain.  I have a passion for detail, design, and composition as well as pattern, texture, and contrast.  I am inspired by nature that surrounds me in this beautiful place I call home, Southern Maryland. I reside in Lusby with my husband and three beautiful children (19, 17, 12).  I moved from Long Island, New York, to southern Maryland for a teaching job at   Leonardtown   Middle   School and, call me crazy… I have been there, teaching teens art for 28 years.  I fell in love with Southern Maryland because of its rural landscapes, charm, and the water that surrounds the area. I have had my work displayed in several galleries on Long Island and have participated as an artist in  Artsfest for several years.     I   was commissioned to design the arts fest logo as well.  I have had several private commissions. I am inspired by nature and by the adventures that my family and I go on.  Many times, I am inspired by what I teach, and I teach what inspires me. 






Contact information: almeunier@smcps.org

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