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Although she grew up in Hot Springs, Janice Higdon
finds inspiration for many of her artworks from memories of month-long
annual visits to her grandparent’s large, historic, bed and breakfast
home on Cape Cod.
Janice has been interested in creating artwork for over thirty years.
What has evolved is her unique style she calls ‘tesserae’ – or little
pieces. She uses texture and color to express her representation of God
taking the small broken pieces of our lives and restoring them,
ultimately, into a work of art. Working in acrylic and mixed media, the
broken pieces, aging, changing texture, color and light in each of her
works, is representational of the journey we all have in common and her
passion to create. |
Having raised three daughters, Higdon began working for a national
artist paint company and designed test art projects. As a result nine
articles were published in national magazines featuring her artwork.
In 2003, she began to paint full time and to exhibit in galleries in
Arkansas and Tennessee. In 2007, she was the featured artist for the
American Heart Association’s Heart Ball held at the Hot Springs
Convention Center. One of her paintings was also chosen to hang in the
Nashville headquarters for Mercy Ministries. |
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