Printmaker and artist Siri Beckman lives in Stonington, Maine. For many years her black and white wood engravings captured the daily life of a small fishing community. In 1997 she received an artist's residency at Acadia National Park which led to future residencies in Badlands NP, Rocky Mountain NP and Hovenweep National Monument. These experiences proved to be transformative. While printmaking continued to be an important medium of expression, the western experiences called for color, and painting provided a way of testing ideas in a new landscape.
Siri is a member of Stonington Galleries, an association of Stonington artists. Her work can be seen at
Turtle Gallery (Deer Isle),
Isalos Fine Art (Stonington),
Mulford Gallery (Rockland) and
William R. Talbot Fine Art (Santa Fe).
Siri Beckman Studio is open
during the summer.
Check Studio Visits
for hours and location.
