Madeline Sugerman
Madeline graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with honors in
painting (Lehman College, City University of New York) & in Interior Design (Endicott
College, Beverly, Massachusetts).
Madeline has been president of her own successful interior design firm for over 30
years.
Her art league memberships include
-The Encaustic Art Institute
-United Arts Council of Collier County
-Naples Art
-Alliance for the Arts
Her artwork has been exhibited in juried art shows & exhibits throughout the country.
Her work has been published in many art publications.
Achievements:
Madeline is currently an instructor at Naples Art & Marco Island Center of the Arts.
Madeline is the co-founder & co-president of SWFL WAX.
Madeline’s work “Continuum C” is part of the permanent collection of the Encaustic
Museum of Art in New Mexico.
Her work was included in the “50 States/200 Artists’’ juried show and catalogue in the
Museum of Encaustic Art.
Madeline was honored to be one of the featured artists in the winter 2020 issue of
Encaustic Magazine.
She is listed in the current National Artist Directory & has been a featured artist in the
Naples Daily News, Grandeur Magazine.
Madeline was selected for a one woman show “Everglades” in the Naples Government
Building.
Madeline was chosen for the “Turtles on the Town” community arts project in Naples,
Florida.
Madeline describes her work as a juxtaposition of color, movement & pattern creating a
composition that is vibrant and thought provoking.
It is her belief that a true work of art should not only be a visual statement but should
stimulate the senses, quicken emotions, & allow the beholder to grasp the hidden
beauty that lies within.
Her mission as an artist is not to recreate nature, but rather to enhance the perception &
magnificence of its realm. To that end, Madeline employs a variety of mediums. Her
work endeavors to bridge the gap between fantasy & reality, portraying that window
which connects mankind to not only the environment but to the universe as a whole.
Madeline’s paintings portray not what she sees but what she dreams this reality to be.
In the words of the eminent painter Vincent Van Gogh, “I dream my painting and paint
my dream. In that, I find my greatest fulfillment.’’
painting (Lehman College, City University of New York) & in Interior Design (Endicott
College, Beverly, Massachusetts).
Madeline has been president of her own successful interior design firm for over 30
years.
Her art league memberships include
-The Encaustic Art Institute
-United Arts Council of Collier County
-Naples Art
-Alliance for the Arts
Her artwork has been exhibited in juried art shows & exhibits throughout the country.
Her work has been published in many art publications.
Achievements:
Madeline is currently an instructor at Naples Art & Marco Island Center of the Arts.
Madeline is the co-founder & co-president of SWFL WAX.
Madeline’s work “Continuum C” is part of the permanent collection of the Encaustic
Museum of Art in New Mexico.
Her work was included in the “50 States/200 Artists’’ juried show and catalogue in the
Museum of Encaustic Art.
Madeline was honored to be one of the featured artists in the winter 2020 issue of
Encaustic Magazine.
She is listed in the current National Artist Directory & has been a featured artist in the
Naples Daily News, Grandeur Magazine.
Madeline was selected for a one woman show “Everglades” in the Naples Government
Building.
Madeline was chosen for the “Turtles on the Town” community arts project in Naples,
Florida.
Madeline describes her work as a juxtaposition of color, movement & pattern creating a
composition that is vibrant and thought provoking.
It is her belief that a true work of art should not only be a visual statement but should
stimulate the senses, quicken emotions, & allow the beholder to grasp the hidden
beauty that lies within.
Her mission as an artist is not to recreate nature, but rather to enhance the perception &
magnificence of its realm. To that end, Madeline employs a variety of mediums. Her
work endeavors to bridge the gap between fantasy & reality, portraying that window
which connects mankind to not only the environment but to the universe as a whole.
Madeline’s paintings portray not what she sees but what she dreams this reality to be.
In the words of the eminent painter Vincent Van Gogh, “I dream my painting and paint
my dream. In that, I find my greatest fulfillment.’’
