Cheryl Clinton

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Biography

“Any one of her works is a wonder to look at: Its sleek surface, built up with many layers of glaze, recalls beautifully veined and faceted marble.”
– Cate McQuaid, The Boston Globe


Cheryl Clinton’s paintings capture the moods, colors, and patterns of the landscape. She first became passionate about art growing up in Framingham, Massachusetts. After earning a bachelor’s degree from the Massachusetts College of Art, she traveled to Europe, where her sense of the natural world was inspired by the waterways of Venice and the surf of Skopelos Island. She then went on to complete her master’s degree from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Her family’s move to Boylston, Massachusetts, renewed her childhood memories of the unspoiled beauty of rural New England.

Cheryl has shown her images of water and plant life in solo exhibits at the Danforth Museum of Art in Framingham and the Tower Hill Botanical Garden in Boylston, Massachusetts. Recent exhibits also include a three-person show entitled “Natural Forces: Three Artists Exhibit the Landscape,” as well as annual participation in the Massachusetts College of Art’s Benefit Auction. Her paintings are included in the corporate collection of Meditech and in numerous private collections throughout the United States and abroad.

The artist has also been active as a promoter of the arts in the Metrowest Boston area, in particular as the creator of the successful Fountain
Street Open Studios in Framingham, now in its eleventh year. She also taught painting and drawing to adults and children for 12 years at the Danforth Museum School.

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