Harriet McGee

Harriet McGee says "Inspiration is everywhere and it ends up as an expression of what I experience." She currently lives in the Tidewater area and travels extensively. Her works reflect her interest in different cultures, their art, and folklore.

The artist has worked in multiple mediums: water colors, paper mache, acrylics, and polymer clay. Currently she creates designs using a repoussé technique using lightweight metal. The design is made by pushing the metal from the back, giving it depth. Color or texture is then added to the front. One of her works hangs in the permanent collection of The Hurn Museum of Contemporary Folk Art and she has won "Best in Show" for her luma dye painting, "Moon Phases".

Harriet’s Repoussé

Little Goat

Woman’s Pet Bird

Asleep at Dawn

Creation Story

Sweet Talk

Landscape

Cat Hiding

Mother Nature

Moon Bird

Running Deer

A Walk Beside Water

Morning Woods

Bird in Blooming Tree

Magic Bird

Together Bird

Harry Tux

Bird People