Welcome, Grace Statwick, a professional artist raised in Springfield, Missouri. Grace grew up knowing she’d be an artist. She graduated from Vassar College with a degree in film and experience in set construction working for the school’s drama department.

She proceeded to work in prop and set construction for film, and then as a sculptor for Bass Pro Shops, building waterfalls and trees and traveling across the country. In 2016, she moved to South Korea to teach English, where she began to exhibit, in earnest, with a group of expat and Korean artists called The Exotic Beasts.

After a few more years of artist residencies and natural-building projects in the States, she spent the pandemic growing her painting business out of Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage in rural Missouri, and later moved to Virginia.

She has since landed in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, where she now works as a muralist. Her work is high-chroma, high-contrast, theatrical, and magical. Her paintings energize a space.

Grace recently spoke with The Artists Index’s podcast host, Max Wickemeyer, about her life, practice, and journey. This episode was recorded at the  Spectrum Marketing Group studio at Howland Place in New Bedford.

Grace Statwick

Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02748

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