Nancy
Saladik
Nancy Saladik is an artist and arts educator who lives and maintains a painting studio near Chalfont, PA. The subject matter for her artwork comes from the many people, places and things experienced throughout her life. Nancy attempts to capture the simple elements that exist in natural surroundings that are often overlooked or taken for granted in today’s hectic world…capturing the genuine emotions of children at play or the beauty of sunlight reflecting across a familiar body of water are examples of inspirations transformed into works of art through interesting viewpoints, unexpected perspectives, and vibrant use of color and light.
She enjoys oil paint as her medium of choice, but not limited by experimenting with pastel, gouache, and watercolor. Nancy’s artistic style identifies with the Impressionists, not to recreate a photograph, but to leave evidence of the artistic process for the viewer.
Always looking for practice in alla prima and making quick artistic decisions, Nancy is also an active plein air artist visiting many local sites across PA and NJ to paint in natural environments.
Nancy received her Master’s degree in Art Education from Arcadia University and a BFA in Communication Design from Kutztown University. Her career includes several years as a graphic designer, arts educator, and mentor for “at-risk” youth.
She has received several awards has been accepted into many juried shows including Phillips Mill (New Hope), Meadowood (Skippack), MCCC Alumni Show, Wayne Art Center Exhibitions, Philadelphia Plastic Club, Eclipse Center for Creativity, Bucks County Arts and Culture, and the Ocean City NJ Art League.
As a teacher and always seeking to learn, Nancy continues to take classes and workshops including Woodmere Art Museum Studio classes, VAST at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Barn Studio Maurice River Painters (PAFA instructors), Wayne Art Center, and always a summer travel destination art retreat!
She is most happy when sharing her passion for art with those who recognize art as one of the best and healthiest outlets for creative expression!
