Maggie Price, PSA, IAPS MC, is a well-known pastel artist, teacher and author. She passed away in April 2013, but many of her paintings and books are available for online purchase. Maggie shared a studio with her husband, Bill Canright, in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.

 

Education

University of Missouri-Kansas City: 1979-1981, Fine Arts Major

Workshops and Private Study: Albert Handell, Eric Michaels, Elizabeth Mowry and others

 

Memberships

October 2009: Distinguished Pastelist, Pastel Society of New Mexico

June 2009: Master Circle, International Association of Pastel Societies

May 2009: Elected member, Salmagundi Art Club, New York City

March 2006: Signature Member, Pastel Society of America

December 2004: Signature Member, Plein Air Painters of New Mexico

January 2000: Juried Associate Member, Pastel Society of America

November 1999: Signature Member, APOW (Associated Pastelists on the Web, a juried web site) through 2001

November 1999: Signature Member, Pastel Society of New Mexico

 

Professional Affiliations

June 2009: Appointed President of the International Association of Pastel Societies

September 2008: Recipient of the "Friend of Pastel" award from the Pastel Society of America for contributions to pastel.

August 2007: Elected Vice President of the International Association of Pastel Societies

May 2007: Re-elected to the Board of Directors of the International Associaiton of Pastel Societies.

January 2006: Appointed to the Board of Directors of the International Association of Pastel Societies

2005: Appointed to editorial advisory boards of The Pastel Journal and The Artist's Magazine

2004-2005: Contributing editor, The Pastel JournalThe Artist's Magazine, Watercolor Magic and Artist’s Sketchbook

1998-2003: Co-founder of The Pastel Journal, a nationally and internationally distributed magazine for pastel artists; editor and art director from inception to August 2003.

1998-99: Board Member, Standards Committee, New Mexico Arts & Crafts Fair

1996: Vice-president, Board Member, Pastel Society of New Mexico