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Aug 14, 2023 · The decision from Judge Kevin Kelly of the Wellington District Court, released last week, has seen Dr Alison Goodwin's January 2022 suspension by the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) reversed.
Dec 31, 2019 · Alison Goodwin’s iridescent, bold, and vibrant paintings have delivered a playful exuberance and deep reverence to the Maine art world for 30 years. Growing up on the southern Maine coast and now living in Portland and Rockland, Goodwin is influenced by Hundertwasser, Klimt, Matisse and Calder.
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Sep 2, 2021 · Alison Goodwin graduated from the University of Southern Maine (1981) and Portland School of Art (now Maine College of Art) (1984). Her work is included in private and corporate collections regionally and throughout the world, including those of Grown Brothers Harriman & Company, Wellesley College, Pierce Atwood, Nelson Kinder & Mosseau ...
Blue Chair. Born in Montreal Canada in 1959, Alison moved in with her family to Portland Maine at the age of nine. Alison went on to study art at the University of Southern Maine and at the Portland School of Art having been determined since the age of five to be an artist. In the years after her studies, Alison created traditional landscapes ...
Alison Goodwin lives and works in Vermont, and has been painting professionally since 1989. Goodwin's artwork has an uplifting, whimsical feel that many people love. Her bright use of intensely bright colors and distorted imagery creates scenes that are whimsical and instantly cheerful. All Artwork available for sale at the gallery.
Sep 7, 2023 · “Goodwin simplifies the elements of the landscape, placing them on planes so that they begin to totter off in tilted directions. She divides her canvases into geometric elements, and then decorates them fully with repeated motifs of spirals and rectangles. . . . She saturates the whole with colors that play vibrantly with each other.”
