About

Exhibitions

2026 Abstraction: Forms, Lines and Colors. International Juried Online Group Exhibition by Gallerium Art. Venue by Biafarin.com Jul 23 through Sept 23, 2026.

2026 What Time Leaves Behind, Solo Exhibition. El Grillo Restaurant and Art Gallery, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Sept 04 through Sept 30, 2026.

2025 Cross, Sun and Cupola. Solo Show. Salon Semilla Community Room, Mercado Sano, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

2025 Forms and Figures. International Juried Online Group Exhibition by Exhibizone Venue by Biafarin.com Mar 12, through May 12, 2026

2024 Crossing Borders a Collaboration with artist Michelle Ferrier, Tallahassee Fl.

2023 Colors of San Miguel de Allende. Solo Show, Salon Semilla Community Room, Mercado Sano, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Publications
2026 Abstraction: Forms, Lines and Colors Magazine. Gallerium Art and Artsy.Net

2025 Forms and Figures Magazine and Artsy.Net

2023 OrphanAge Zine, first Volume, by Spartan Press featured Abstract Portraits of Women by Dee Washer, also her painting, Venus was published on the Zine’s cover.

Education
Dee Washer has a Master’s Degree in Liberal Arts (MLA), with an emphasis on Art History and Literature. She has taught Art History in the traditional classroom, and she has developed and taught online Art History classes. She is a member of ART2life Academy, founded by California artist, Nicholas Wilton.

Artist Statement
My work bridges two worlds that have shaped my spirit and vision: the Arkansas Delta, where I grew up surrounded by the rhythm and soul of Blues music, and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, where I now live amidst vivid color and layered history.
Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, wood, and paper, I often incorporate collage and textured layers to evoke the passage of time and memory.

My aim is for viewers to feel the conversation between these two worlds: the spiritual pulse of the Delta and the chromatic brilliance of Mexico.
My process mirrors the rhythm of the Blues—improvised, heartfelt, and grounded in cultural storytelling.
Dee Washer