Pnina Greenwald Ramot is resident of Fairfield, Connecticut, who is a mixed media artist that collaborates the ideas of natural elements, science, and human reflections into her artwork. Pnina is also an art educator who had traveled in the past through Europe and Israel. Through these unique experiences abroad, she was able to formulate and explore a variety of methods to create artwork through different perspectives.
She previously taught art at the Discovery Museum Wonder Workshop, the Fairfield Public Schools Special Art Programs, Easton Recreation, and outreach art programs in Fairfield County. She has also taught a number of holistic art lessons for the Watermark Community Education Programs in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Additionally, she taught at the Young At Art educational program and has participated in numerous group, jury, and solo shows in Connecticut and overseas.
Pnina contributed her artwork to the Legacy For Hope Cancer Foundation. She created a sculpture that was successfully sold at the foundation’s fundraising auction. Pnina is a member of the Bruce Kershner Gallery Curatorial Committee, The Westport Art Center, Women’s Caucus For The Arts, Fairfield County Art Association, and the Connecticut Art Therapy Association. Her artworks, which consist of prints, etching, silkscreen, Japanese suminagashi technique, and mixed media artworks can be found in private collections in Germany, Israel, and the United States.
She previously taught art at the Discovery Museum Wonder Workshop, the Fairfield Public Schools Special Art Programs, Easton Recreation, and outreach art programs in Fairfield County. She has also taught a number of holistic art lessons for the Watermark Community Education Programs in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Additionally, she taught at the Young At Art educational program and has participated in numerous group, jury, and solo shows in Connecticut and overseas.
Pnina contributed her artwork to the Legacy For Hope Cancer Foundation. She created a sculpture that was successfully sold at the foundation’s fundraising auction. Pnina is a member of the Bruce Kershner Gallery Curatorial Committee, The Westport Art Center, Women’s Caucus For The Arts, Fairfield County Art Association, and the Connecticut Art Therapy Association. Her artworks, which consist of prints, etching, silkscreen, Japanese suminagashi technique, and mixed media artworks can be found in private collections in Germany, Israel, and the United States.
