Jeanne Williamson's work can be seen in galleries and museums, and in many books and magazines.

She is represented by the Snyderman-Works Gallery in Philadelphia, PA, and the deCordova Museum of Art Corporate Art Loan Program in Lincoln, MA.

Before May 2011, the size of Jeanne's artwork would be anywhere from 6" to 40" wide. In May she attended an art residency at the Vermont Studio Center where she made work as large as 10' in width. Her most recent accomplishment is the installation of a 35' temporary outdoor art installation at the construction site of the ConstellationCenter in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which is on exhibit through March 2012.

Jeanne has a BFA from Philadelphia College of Art (now the University of the Arts), where she majored in Fibers/Crafts. In addition to being trained as an artist, Jeanne has a MSAEd in Art Education from Massachusetts College of Art. She spent a number of years teaching art to children and adults with disabilities, such as Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and Mental Illness.

Jeanne lives in Natick, Massachusetts, with her husband Joshua Ostroff, and is a member of The Boston Printmakers, the Monotype Guild of New England, and the Surface Design Association.

To learn more about Jeanne, read her blog, follow her on Twitter, visit her Facebook page, or read an article (in PDF format) about her in the October 2006 issue of The Middlesex Beat, an arts magazine in the Boston area.

In addition to doing artwork and web design, Jeanne is also the author of the how-to book The Uncommon Quilter (Potter Craft/Random House, 2007). She is currently writing another how-to book which is scheduled to be published by Running Press in the Spring of 2013.

Most of the art work on this site is available for an exhibition, and for sale. If you would like prices and availability, would like to be included on her mailing list, or just want to say hello, please contact Jeanne.