Liz Sloan is an emerging assemblage artist whose work comes out of a unique painting style that she calls Elemental Energy. A foundation of outlined ovals informs the kinetic flow of her work. She brings a design background to her art – through a successful jewelry design business that she ran for 10 years and as an interior designer – before deciding to concentrate on her art full-time. During her time as a designer, she continued to nurture her interest in art. She has been painting on and off for 35 years under the tutelage of Bruce Dorfman at the Art Students League of New York. Sloan majored in fine arts at Colgate University. Most recently, she has had solo exhibitions at Scope, Miami Beach (2016), the Quogue Gallery (2016) and Mark Humphrey Gallery in Southampton, New York (2015). She has appeared in group exhibitions at Market Art & Design in Bridgehampton, New York (2016), Samuel Own Gallery in Nantucket, Massachusetts (2016), and First Street Gallery in New York City (2015). She was featured in On the Inside Magazine in a 2016 article entitled, “Liz Sloan Book of Rings”.