Alix Hitchcock
Printmaking, wc, painting
Artist Statement
Over the past several years, Alix Hitchcock has worked mainly on paper with various mediums and methods. Her interest is in creating an abstracted composition, often with some human figures or animals, foliage or tree shapes, or calligraphic like lines to give the viewer a sense of ambiguous space and forms, with movement implied and mystery presented.
Artist Bio
MA in painting from NYU. BFA in printmaking and painting from UNC-G. Instructor in Drawing at WFU, 23 years. Taught art at Salem College, UNCSA, Sawtooth Center for Visual Arts, East Carolina University, Reynolda House Museum of American Art, and the Weatherspoon Museum of Art. Hitchcock was the W-S Artist of the Year in 1998. She has exhibited widely in N.C. including Artworks Gallery, Southeast Center for Contemporary Art's Southern Idiom Gallery, Hawthorne Gallery, Salem College Fine Arts Gallery, Diggs Gallery, Delta Fine Arts Gallery, the Sawtooth Center’s Davis Gallery, Milton Rhodes Gallery, Waterworks Gallery, Green Hill Center for NC Art, The Center for Creative Leadership, Weatherspoon Museum, Meredith College, Lee Hansley Gallery, Appalachian State Univeristy Center Gallery, Somerhill Gallery, and Central Piedmont Community College. In addition, she has been in shows in Kentucky, Virginia, South Carolina, New York City, and Wyoming.
