MM Pipkin

Today the Frazier family of Harrisonburg, Virginia, opened their sunflower field to the public in an act of generosity and public outreach.  It was to support and highlight their spring event called Walk for Hope, which they founded to raise awareness about mental health, depression, and suicide among college-age youth, in memory of their son, Austin Frazier.  My incredible, bountiful bouquet will make its way into my next sun...

Mary Margaret Pipkin’s Flowering Watercolors

Tuesday, April 16th, 2013

by Woman Around Town on Playing Around

Perhaps because winter overstayed its welcome, we can’t get enough of flowers this spring. The cherry blossoms finally appeared, the forsythia is everywhere, and now we have the perfect exhibit we can enjoy after those flowers fade. Mary Margaret Pipkin’s large scale watercolors, capturing the beauty of explosive blooms a...

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M.M. Pipkin's Walk with Nature  

March 2 - April 27, 2011 

North Carolina Botanical Garden

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 

Reception with the artist:  Sunday, March 20, 2-4 p.m.

In the DeBerry Gallery for Botanical Art & Illustration

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Mary Margaret Pipkin

Barn Show

in 

the Shenandoah Valley

On a gorgeous fall day in October, 150 guests attended a reception for Mary Margaret Pipkin's latest exhibition and had a wonderful preview of her gorgeous watercolor paintings. Mary Margaret began to do these paintings about four or five years ago, after...

"A Natural Response," an exhibit of paintings by artist M.M. Pipkin, opens December 11 at the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Daytona.

Pipkin's Art, in Full Flower - The Washington Post

By Michael O'Sullivan September 5, 2003

THE United States Botanic Garden would seem, on the surface, an ideal setting for an exhibition of flower paintings. It makes perfect sense that the kind of person who appreciates, for example, an up-close-and-personal inspection of an anthurium or a Guiana chestnut in full bloom would also enjoy the profusion of painted blossoms in "A Nat...

Cover Photo:  "Pink Lilies," watercolor painting by Arlington, Virginia artist Mary Margaret Pipkin from the exhibition from the United States Botanic Garden, August 30 to November 2.  The Botanic Garden is located at 100 Maryland Avenue, SW.  Art critic Benjamin Forgey has written, "Ms. Pipkin paints with the eye of a naturalist, the skill of an illustrator, and the soul of an artist." For more information, visit the artist's...