Sally Dion
MFA ’21 Fine Arts Low-Residency
I work with traditional techniques using unconventional materials. My work is about family and the effect of our culture on family. The disintegration and acknowledgement of this fragmentation of our family structure can be narrated by my drawings. My work, seen from a distance, can be ethereal, but on closer inspection many images appear, asking questions and developing relationships between the images and the viewer. Many of the lines are by tiny bottles of ink that create an ant hill hierarchy that compels the viewer to further question what they are
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Sally Dion, a multimedia artist has been a printmaker for almost 40 years. Her work consists of monotypes on silk and digital drawings. She teaches future artists at the Essex Art Center in Lawrence and Middlesex Community College. In 2021 Sally completed her master’s in fine arts from Massachusetts College of Art and Design where she received her BFA in 1982. She has been an associate at Kingston Gallery in Boston since 2022. She is an active member of the North of Boston Print Collaborative and Boston Printmakers.
