bio

Allison Maletz is a contemporary mixed media artist. She received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in Photography and her MFA at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London in Fine Art Media. While she has worked extensively as a photographer and sound installation artist, watercolor is her true medium. Maletz is currently living and working between New York City & the Western Catskills. 

She has taught people from age 8-80 and currently leads watercolor, drawing, illustration and professional practices for artists classes. She teaches at Marymount Manhattan College, The 92nd St Y, The Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Lessonface and Parsons The New School University. She has also had the pleasure of giving artist lectures and demonstrations at countless institutions, including Johns Hopkins University, Stony Brook University, Pepperdine University, Lyme Academy College Of Fine Arts, College Of New Rochelle and RISD. She has exhibited in the Liverpool Biennial, New Contemporaries UK, Zoo Art Italy, The Royal Watercolor Society in London, and the Moscow Biennale for Young Artists at the MMoMA. Her first New York City solo show Together was at the Christopher Henry Gallery in 2013. Since then she has exhibited at Calico Brooklyn, the National Arts Club, the Denny Gallery, Fresh Window, NURTUREart, The Ugly Art Room, the Florence Griswold Museum and The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance.