Nancy Grace Horton

Nitey Nite, Campus Cutie

Nitey Nite, Campus Cutie

(2020) Unique Photogram Cyanotype/cotton paper 3” x 5” Framed in white 8” x 10” with museum glass

Allen Island #2

Allen Island #2

(2023) Unique Photogram Cyanotype/watercolor paper 22” x 30” Unframed

Begonia

(2023) cyanotype 10” x 8”

Ms. Behavior series, Cracking Up

Ms. Behavior series, Cracking Up

20” x 20” Archival pigment print

Mad Woman Custom Made

Mad Woman Custom Made

Limited Edition of 6 (2 AP), 8x8 original prints, fabric cover, book sculpture

Rinse

Ms. Behavior series, 3/10 17 x 17”

Ms. Behavior, Grey Garden, Snap Shot, 2011

Ms. Behavior, Grey Garden, Snap Shot, 2011

Archival Pigment Print, 20” x 20” ed. 1/6 framed

Unmade Bed

(2010) Archival pigment print 20” x 20” ed.1/6 SOLD

Lawn Heels

Pigment print (ed.10) 30” x 30”

Barbie Cyanotype 1

Barbie Cyanotype 1

7” x 7” Cyanotype on fabric

Barbie Cyanotype 2

Barbie Cyanotype 2

7” x 7” Cyanotype on fabric

Hot

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Prints

Ironing Bored

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Blast Off

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Damage Control

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Independence

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Pinned Down

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Rinse

30" x 30"/20" x 20" Pigment Print

Barbie diptych cyanotype

Barbie diptych cyanotype

9” x 7”

Ms. Behavior series, Cracking Up

Mad Woman Custom Made

Rinse

Ms. Behavior, Grey Garden, Snap Shot, 2011

Unmade Bed

Lawn Heels

Barbie Cyanotype 1

Barbie Cyanotype 2

Hot

Ironing Bored

Blast Off

Damage Control

Independence

Pinned Down

Rinse

Barbie diptych cyanotype

Nancy Grace Horton is a photo-based artist who embraces both analog and digital techniques to create bold narrative fragments fed by her background in photojournalism. Her series Ms. Behavior utilizes gender roles as inspiration to stimulate a feminist discussion. She holds an MFA from Lesley University College of Art and Design. Her work has been exhibited at the Newport Art Museum, The Danforth Museum, The Griffin Museum, the New York Photo Fest the A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY and in numerous solo exhibitions. Nancy Grace Horton is the recipient of numerous grants and awards including several Artist Entrepreneurial Grants from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts.

She is an Adjunct Professor of Photography and also conducts creative workshops. Her Learning to See school and community projects in the US and abroad work with students of all ages to use photography to explore personal identity, their communities and are incorporated into the learning environment.