"Where art meets vision and vision meets soul."
The goal of multi-disciplinary artist Nancy Good is to visually interpret the dichotomy of our humanity. Whether it is conveying our search for meaning via mural-sized canvases filled with layers of hidden messages, shapes, symbols and cartography allusions or self-portraits confronting societal falsehoods or even interpreting the play and spontanaeity of the Burning Man experience, Good's work is dynamic, stimulating, evocative and engaging. Highly collectible, her work has been seen in the Delano Hotel and Cosmopolitan (Las Vegas, NV), UNLV's Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art (Las Vegas, NV), San Diego Museum of Art, Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavillion (Costa Mesa, CA), Wolfgang Puck Restaurant (Summerlin, NV), Staenburg Contemporary Arts Collection (St. Louis, MO), and in galleries and private collections in locales as diverse as New York, California, Pacific Northwest, Montana, Illinois, Canada, England, Turkey, Poland and more. Good is a signature member of the 135-year old professional arts organization, National Association of Women Artists (NAWA).
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A frequent grant recipient, Nancy continues to expand the number of pieces in her series of large-scale paintings. She extends her deepest gratitude to the Nevada Arts Council and the National Association for the Arts for grant funding in support of creating new works within "MEANING: The Search For" which brings the number of works in the series to 24. These paintings range from approximately 60" x 120" to 84" x 200"
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Samples of Nancy Good's mixed-media work.
