a few of the
Vernon Street artists

Heather Balchunas
Bob Ballou
Resa Blatman
Steven Cabral
Jonathan Donahue
Alison (Pruchansky) Drasner
Christine Edel
Kathleen Finlay
Jen Flores
Yildiz Grodowski
Gina Halstead
Nelly Kate
Steph Koufman
Maria LaCreta
Marja Lianko
Suzanne Lubeck
Kerri McGill
Monique McNally
Cecily Miller
Carol Moses
Bruce Myren
David Palmquist
Nathaniel Price
Sholeh Regna
Michael Robbins
Susan Sills
Bekka Teerlink
Sarah Wright
Jane Yudelman

Follow this link for a complete list of Vernon artists.

Alison (Pruchansky) Drasner

mixed media

email : alison009@gmail.com
website : www.ampleartdesign.com
Facebook : ampleartdesign
Instagram : ample.art
studio : 6 Vernon Street, #15

 

  • Bouquet #3
    mixed media on canvas, 24" x 30", 2018
  • Flower Drips #1
    mixed media on wood panel with resin, 24" x 24", 2019
  • Hex Tile #1
    alcohol ink on tile with resin, handmade wood frame (by Jeremy Andreatta), 9" x 11", 2023
  • Tile #72
    alcohol ink on tile with resin, handmade wood frame (by Harm Groth), 4" x 4", 2024
 

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bio

Alison Pruchansky Drasner was born and bred in Boston, MA. While at Skidmore College, she graduated with honors and earned a BA in Art History and Religion with a Studio Art Minor. After college, she moved to Washington, DC where she pursued life as an artist. Drasner enrolled in a Masters program in Interior Design at the Corcoran College of Art + Design (now affiliated with George Washington University) to combine her love of art and design. After completing this program she moved back to Boston. She's worked in Construction Project Management, Interior Design, and museums. She's currently the Asst. Director of the Somerville Museum while she pursues a career as an artist.

artist statement

My work celebrates the bright, shiny, glittery and joyfulness in everyday life. My subject matter is mostly botanicals and still-lifes, which allows me to continue focusing on experimenting with materials, size and techniques. Through this exploration, I find that there is this moment of being completely enveloped in creativity when everything else falls away and there’s a sense of true self and happiness. This is why I love to paint, for these sometimes brief, and fleeting moments. My hope is that the shapes, colors and textures I combine brightens someone’s day as much as I enjoy creating them!

I’ve been painting, showing and selling my work since my days as a student at Skidmore College. AMP are my maiden name initials and I started using the name AMPle art while working on my Master’s in Interior Design from the Corcoran College of Art + Design. The possible combinations of fine art and design are endless!