Angelica Clyman

Angelica Clyman is a multidisciplinary artist who resides in her hometown of Hollywood, Florida. Through painting, sculpture, installation, printmaking, and words, her practice centers around the history of ordinary places and the memories they hold. Her current works are inspired by her South Florida roots, responding to an environment that has experienced dramatic change in a short period of time. This series shows various locations existing at once as both past and present, honoring the life cycles of these unique and almost-forgotten places. Her solo exhibitions include Things Look Bright All Over (South Gallery), Nearer the Sun (BaCA West Gallery) and Land of Sunshine (Shared Printmaking Facilities). Angelica has participated in residencies at the Studios of Key West, Bailey Contemporary Arts Center and Oolite Arts. She is a South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellow, a recipient of the Broward County Artist Support Grant, and her work is in the permanent collection of the Miami Children’s Museum. Angelica is a graduate of Florida International University (MFA) and New World School of the Arts (BFA). She was the director of the Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery for over a decade and currently teaches studio art at Broward College.