Amber Perrodin

Amber Perrodin graduated with her Bachelor in Fine Arts in printmaking from the University of Arkansas. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions in locations such as Brooklyn, Northwest Arkansas and more recently, Oklahoma. She has worked for extended periods under such artists as Hank Kaminsky and John L. Newman. She is the recipient of numerous awards and academic achievements. Perrodin currently resides in Springdale, Arkansas and works from a studio in her home.

Amber is a full-time artist, mother, and wife that also serves as the Artist Coordinator for Arsaga's. In 2011, she co-founded of The Little Craft Show, Fayetteville, Arkansas’ annual, indie craft festival.

Amber Perrodin’s current work is a beautiful and intimate expression of the effort that one must go through in order to heal. By exploring the feelings of loss through drawn forms, erased lines, and desolate landscapes, “mend” is a growing series of lamentations and empowerment. Regardless of the heavy sentiments involved in her compositions, Perrodin is capable of embodying a certain amount of stillness, peace and solitude within her work.

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