She states that she has been making art her whole life, with some of her earliest memories of creating as she dug up dirt in her backyard as a young child.

Earning a BFA in Painting and Sculpture from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, Elizabeth has exhibited throughout NJ, PA, and NY, including galleries in Soho and New York City’s Upper East Side. With an expansive vision for the arts and creativity, she has collaborated with poets and performance artists throughout her career including collaborating with Morristown Museum in a curatorial fashion.

With a belief that our environment shapes how we experience the world, Elizabeth has participated in Installation Art projects including Rutgers University Library Project and The October Project (traveling exhibition throughout NJ). Among her numerous solo exhibitions, she had the honor of being invited to host a solo exhibition at The Trenton City Museum.

Elizabeth’s commitment to her craft and the honing of her skills rewarded her with an assistantship to teach Artmaking classes at Rutgers University. She also received the Somerset (NJ) Cultural and Heritage Commission Arts Award, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital purchase award, and the Giza Daniels Endisha Award for Excellence in the Arts.

Elizabeth’s artworks have found their way into collections throughout NJ, PA, NY, MO, FL, and OH. A few years ago, she continued her journey, landing in Lancaster PA when she married a Lancaster businessman. She is now delighted to call Lancaster her home and is honored to be a Resident Artist at the Lancaster Art Vault.