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Mustard Fields of France, acrylic, 2003

“My artwork depicts my impressions and interpretations of moods and rhythms through use of color and shape influenced by my travels and experiences. Much of my work uses the figure in motion to convey these interpretations.”

JoAnne Hungate

JoAnne Hinrichs Hungate is an established watercolor, watercolor monotype, and miniature painting artist. Her work includes water media paintings/collage, limited portrait commissions, and recently photographs.

Her work has won several awards and has been shown in Boston, Nantucket, Washington, DC., Maryland, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, Indiana, Idaho, California, Montana, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico, etc., including the Copley Society of Boston, Cambridge Art Association, Boston Visual Arts Union, Regis College Pastel Show, Massachusetts Bay Community College, Babson College, Boston City Hall, State Capitol, The Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA, Midwest Museum of American Art, IN, NW Print Show, U. Mass. Med. School, Elmira College, NY, one person shows, area art association competitions and galleries. Her painting are in collections in many parts of the United States as well as Canada, Japan, Korea, and Australia. Three pieces are on display under the Embassy Program, U.S. Department of State.

Within the past several years, Hungate's miniature paintings have been juried into over 30 international miniature exhibits in which she has received several awards. Her watercolor monotypes were selected for three juried Cambridge Art Prize ShowsHer watercolor monotypes have been in ten juried shows at The Copley Society of Boston. She is a designated "Copley Artist" (CA) having been juried into at least five of their artist member shows.One of her monotypes was selected for "Art Boston 91". In l989 and 1991 Hungate had two exhibits at the Juliani Art Gallery, MA Bay Community College, shared with her two sons, one a photographer and the other a sculptor. Her one person shows include a miniature art show at Cinnabar Gallery, Wellesley, MA., two national juried National League of American Pen Women shows, a 53 piece show at the new Wellesley Free Library, five shows at Harvard Community Health Plan facilities, Norembega Retired Community gallery, 2 at Alden Merrell dessert cafe, two at Babson College, galleries in Tucson, AZ, a two person show of her water media collages at a gala piano concert. She has shown numerous miniature works in many national and international juried miniature shows and galleries throughout the US, Several paintings, large and miniature, have received various awards.