Amy Gibson is best known for her rich color and tonal portraits that portray the complexities of the human condition. Drawing inspiration from people she is closest to; she creates oil paintings that capture their quirkiness, sarcasm, hope, neurosis and ways they view and interpret everyday life and their environment. Amy earned her B.F.A at the University of Akron and is currently the Museum School Coordinator and instructor at the Cameron Art Museum. She is represented by 33 Contemporary Gallery/Poets Artists in Chicago. Ten of her works are archived for the moon as part of the Lunar Codex Project. Her artwork has been featured in American Art Collector Magazine, she has shown in PTFN at the Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art, Cameron Museum of Art, and is Internationally collected.