About the Artist

ARTIST STATEMENT


What I create is autobiographical. At an early age I learned to draw and use power tools. Over the years I dabbled in various wood projects such as picture frames, boxes, and shelves, and then one day I decided to make things for children. Toys can be tricky to make by hand, but puzzles were a possibility, but not just the garden variety puzzle. I wanted to create something unique, something special, a puzzle that a child would cherish for a lifetime. Today, I create art puzzles from wood, more specifically, I create puzzles from my collection of stuffed animals that I recall having treasured as a child!

Patricia Romeo Jammalo is an Ashland resident. She studied studio art at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University earning both a post- baccalaureate and graduate degree. She has created art in all media such as watercolor, oil, printmaking, and multi-media work such as collage, assemblage, and sculpture. Currently Patricia works in wood, and she designs, hand-cuts and paints unique puzzles in the shape of animals.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS & ART SHOWS

2023

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AFFILIATIONS

Monotype Guild of New England

Newton Art Association

EDUCATION

2016   School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, Boston

            Post Baccalaureate Certificate, Studio Art

2015   Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts

            Master of Arts in Teaching, Art Education

            Massachusetts Initial Teaching License #480726, Visual Arts, Grades 5-12

2010-  School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, Boston

2014   Art courses taken to fulfill BFA studio art equivalent

1989   Bryant College, Smithfield, Rhode Island

            Bachelor of Science