peggy fox

Peggy Fox uses her photographic images to create a range of pieces, from unique painted gelatin silver prints and mixed media on aluminum panels, to archival Giclee prints.  Her imagery, derived from poetry and myth, combines narrative and abstraction, patterning and storytelling.

Early in her career, Fox was featured in a one-person show at the Baltimore Museum of Art.  In 1987, she created “Lost in the Cosmos,” a 10-by-200-foot mural, executed in porcelain enamel on steel and commissioned by the Maryland Transit Administration for the Johns Hopkins Hospital Metro station.  "In 2009 with writer and folklorist Alison Kahn, she copublished,“Patapsco: Life Along Maryland's Historic River Valley" a documentary portrait of the region revealed through photographs, first-person narratives, and essays, published by the Center For American Places at Columbia College Chicago. 

She has received two Maryland Arts Council grants and her work is included in public and private commissions nationally.

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