Marcie Wolf-Hubbard

MARCIE WOLF-HUBBARD
Visual Artist
Paintings in Encaustic & Mixed Media

Check my Instagram page for NEW art.

Orchids, Two
SHOWS + CLASSES

White Orchids. Encaustic on panel. 12" x 12"
EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
GLEN ECHO PARK LABOR DAY ART SHOW & SALE
Reception: FRI, AUG 29 from 7:30 - 9 PM
Exhibit dates: SAT, AUG 30 - MON SEPT 1 from 12 - 6 PM.
7300 MacArthur BLVD, Glen Echo, MD
FRIENDS OF THE YELLOW BARN
DRAWING, WATER MEDIA & DIGITAL ART SHOW
Exhibit dates: SAT, AUG 30 - MON SEPT 1 from 12 - 5 PM.
Reception: SAT, AUG 30, Time: TBA
7300 MacArthur BLVD, Glen Echo, MD
WOMEN ARTISTS OF THE DMV
ARTISTS & MAKERS STUDIOS
11810 Parklawn DR, STE 210
Opening Receptions:
FRIDAYS, SEPT 5 & OCT 3 from 5 - 8 PM
Exhibit dates: SEPT 4 - OCT 29
Art at Locals Farm Market
Locals is a fantastic place to have lunch or dinner. Check out the gift shop.
WED, THURS, SUN: 7AM - 3 PM
FRI, SAT: 7 AM - 8 PM
CLOSED MON & TUES
19929 Fisher Ave, Poolesville, MD 20837
Enter parking lot on Elgin Road (Rte 109)

You can find my work@
Zenith Gallery
Upper Northwest Gallery, 1429 Iris ST NW, Washington, DC

What's it like
to take a class with me?
Get an idea from student comments-
Art class is non-negotiable. I'm not missing it! I thoroughly enjoy the class. You are a wonderful teacher and instructor.
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
For All Skill Levels
"You've changed my life! and you have such a gentle and wonderful soul."

ALL VIRTUAL unless otherwise noted.
#treatyourself, Gift an Art Class!
Visit my YouTube Channel to see sample art from our classes, and a few demos.

Marcie's
MIXED MEDIA Tuesdays
Come to one or more!
Marcie’s Mixed Media Tuesdays
DAY class 1:30 - 3:30 PM ET
EVENING class 6:30 - 8:30 PM ET
TUES 7/8, 15, 29 & 8/5
Come to one or more!
$35* per session or $130 for four.
Or pay what you can. Please email me if you are interested.
Pay by check: Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, 1507 Ballard ST, Silver Spring, MD 20910. TEL 301-412-5974.
Venmo: @Marcie-Wolf-Hubbard
PayPal: marcieplusart@gmail.com.

Upcycle & mix it up with acrylics, watercolor, or #improvise. Working on a project or have thoughts about starting a mixed media artwork? Jump in (at any time.) I'm happy to offer suggestions while sharing techniques.
Marcie inspires me to create art. When you work with Marcie, you are working with someone who clearly loves creating art, is extremely skilled, and wants her students to share the same passion. An accomplished artist that can teach is a gift.
YELLOW BARN
Encaustic & Mixed Media Painting Workshop
SAT, AUG 16 from 12 - 5 PM (in Person)
Fall/Winter classes will be posted soon.
Registration for Fall/Winter 2025 - 2026 classes open Wednesday, August 6.
SMITHSONIAN ASSOCIATES
STUDIO ARTS
Landscapes in Collage and Mixed Media
OCT 23 to NOV 20 from 1:30 - 4 PM
Drawing Birds from Around the World
OCT 23 to NOV 20 from 6:45 - 9 PM
Mixed Media Art Warmups
OCT 27 - NOV 10 from 1:30 - 4 PM
Exploring Encaustic - In Person
Weekend Studio Arts Workshop
SUN DEC 7 from 10:30 AM to 4 PM
VISARTS
Altered Books
WEDS, OCT 22 - NOV 12 from 6:30 - 8:30 PM (In Person)
Mixed Media Sculpture
WEDS, NOV 19 - DEC 17 from 6:30 - 8:30 PM (In Person)
No class NOV 26.
OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING
at JHU
Fundamentals of Drawing
WEDS, OCT 29 - DEC 10 from 1 - 3 PM (In Person.) No class NOV 26.
GLEN ECHO PARK PARTNERSHIP
FOR ARTS & CULTURE
Fall/Winter classes will be posted soon.
Registration for Fall/Winter 2025 - 2026 classes open Wednesday, August 6.
LESSONS IN MY STUDIO/
VIRTUALLY YOURS!
Drawing, painting, mixed media and encaustic for all skill levels. Beginners Welcome. Email me!

CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES
Parents- Interested in additional art sessions for your child or friends? Email me!
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Follow the link- Presented at the Maryland State Arts Council's Teaching Artist Showcase 4_2025
A sampling of my Art + Teaching Artistry

From my e-newsletter
July 2025
Make a Date, Make Several
Earlier this year I talked about a really big art exhibition coming this fall:
An exhibition featuring over 400 women artists of the DMV, curated by Lenny Campello, will be on view across 15 venues in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Exhibits begin in late August and run through mid-December, with opening receptions happening from late August through mid-October (see below for dates and locations).
I’m thrilled to share that my encaustic painting, Birds with Lemons (pictured above), will be exhibited at Artists & Makers Studios in Rockville, MD, with receptions on: Fridays, September 5 & October 3 from 5 - 8 PM.

Artist Residency at Fuse Studio
In July 2024, I had a wonderfully productive week at Leah Macdonald’s Fuse Studio in Philadelphia, PA. You may remember the Tiny Art Studio I created last year—this time, I returned to focus more intentionally on my painting practice.
I packed drawings with the goal of incorporating them into encaustic works and had the opportunity to work from a live model, thanks to Leah’s support. During the residency, I ventured further into 3D elements and completed several new figure and nature-based paintings that will be exhibited this fall.

The experience reminded me how essential it is to carve out dedicated time and space to grow as an artist. It was truly an investment in myself and my creative practice.

Rooted in the Reserve at Montgomery Heritage Days
On Saturday, June 28th, I joined Riverworks Arts Center to present the Rooted in the Reserve Roundtable Project as part of Montgomery Heritage Days. This project grew out of my Arts in Education residency, where I worked with students to create tiny houses and landmarks in mixed media, inspired by the history and landscape of Poolesville, MD and the surrounding Agricultural Reserve.
You can view the project presentation—featuring historical landmarks and a behind-the-scenes look at our creative process—at the link below:
Link to presentation.
This residency was made possible with support from the Maryland State Arts Council, and I’m grateful to have been part of a project that connects art, history, and community in such a meaningful way.

Workshops + Fall Teaching
Over the past month, I’ve taught several in-person workshops in mixed media and encaustic painting. There’s still one more chance to join me this summer:
Final Encaustic Workshop of the Season
Yellow Barn Studios, Glen Echo Park (Bethesda, MD)
Saturday, August 16
12–5 PM
My last workshop sold out, so if you're interested in trying encaustic—or continuing your work—register early to secure a spot!

This fall, I’m also excited to add a new teaching venue to the mix:
I’ll be teaching Fundamentals of Drawing with Osher Lifelong Learning at Johns Hopkins, held at The Carnegie in Gaithersburg, MD.
June 2025
Revisiting & (Re)Connecting
I took a closer look at an oil painting I gave my sister years ago. Looking at the painting, I am reminded of a special time and place from 1985 or 86 when we house-sat for my husband's colleague in a small Virginia town. It felt like country living--- caring for their dog, rabbits and chickens. I guess my 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger was running all right at the time getting us there and back. Participating as a plein air artist recently at A Taste of Riverworks, I thought back to the time I frequently painted en plein air. It felt good to reconnect with that part of myself.

These days, I find myself reflecting more on the value of connection—whether with friends, family, or the broader art community. These relationships offer support and a sense of shared purpose. In addition, I aim to connect with nature; visit with fellow artists; and take time for myself.
Check out my Instagram page for current art or my website which also has my class listings. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions and feel free to share this newsletter with others who may be interested.

Have a fun and safe Summer,
Marcie
INSPIRED BY VISITING NEW ZEALAND
Travelogues: Discovering Aotearoa--the Real New Zealand with artists Marcie Wolf-Hubbard & David Hubbard
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Hosted by Silver Spring Town Center, Inc.
Encaustic & Mixed Media Painting & Sculpture
Tiny Art Studio
Cooper's Hawk
Birdfeeders
Living room Chair, Polkadots.
Waiting for Take Off
Red-Tailed Hawk (Cutout)
My front Porch
Kitchen Table, 1970s
Rigel Hanging Out In Hammock
Horse Studies
Bird Studies
Peacock Display
Sandpipers
Sandpiper- Four of Us
Sleeping Dog
Cow Lingo
View from my Studio
Birds & Horses in Time & Space
Gray Crowned Cranes
NATURE + ANIMALS
Show more
The Weight of Our Environment
Paintings and Sculpture in Encaustic & Mixed Media demonstrating some of the wonderful connections made during the pandemic.
GALLERY with the FIGURE
Show more
SMALL WORKS
Show more
Welcome!
I hope you enjoy seeing my art and learning what's going on in my little art world. See more on Instagram or my YouTube channel.
Check it out! I'm featured on Mind of the Artist!

The Weight of Our Environment
Click on the image for a short video of my work in progress.
I am transforming my 2D drawings to 3D sculpture, interiors and other encaustic paintings and cut-outs. My connection to the world. (The Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County (AHCMC) FY22 Artists & Scholars Project Grant.)
Sunflowers! Banner displayed at Locals Farm Market, Poolesville, MD.
Thank you to the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County and Alden Farms, Locals Farm Market for displaying Sunflowers for the #ArtHappensHere banner.
Poems from Within
Tiny Houses!
In Papier-mâché &Mixed Media

Design a Tiny House!

Check out Expressing Love With Papier-mâché article about my Tiny House classes!
See our Summer Tiny Home Tour!
See more on my youtube channel.

It takes a village!
Virtual Classes!
See CLASSES.
AND Would you be interested in having me build you a tiny house sculpture?
Email me for details!
Juice carton, papier-mâché, acrylic, and mixed media including old watch, photo transfers, buttons, vintage misc. papers, beer labels, dried grasses, broken jewelry.
Mat board, papier-mâché, acrylic, and mixed media including fabric, photo transfers, press-type, Caran D'ache water-soluble pastels.
Coffee container, papier-mâché, acrylic, and mixed media including fabric, photo transfers, broken clarinet pieces, vintage book pages and postcards.
Encaustic.
SOLD.
Encaustic.
Encaustic.
Spring Tiny Home Tour
Featuring students in my adult Tiny House classes!
#timetravel- from my journey series.
Wolf-Hubbard's colorful collages are about the feelings and memories attached to places she has been or to which she can imagine having gone. She mentally travels to distant locales and time travels to different eras. Each postcard in Wolf-Hubbard’s work becomes a piece of a story that might have been; colors flow from her imaginings to breach the borders of the Mediterranean Sea or to bridges, roads and canals. The blur of colors and images suggests the speed of travel and the evanescence of the tourist’s experience. Thus we are privileged to follow her into her personal time and space and to make it our own.
BIO & ARTIST'S STATEMENT

BIO
Marcie shares her love of drawing, painting, and collage/mixed media, much of which is inspired by nature. She provides guidance and encouragement to participants in her art sessions. Marcie is a proud winner of the 2022 Nancy Frankel Artist Award. This annual prize recognizes one of America's greatest artists and is presented in an effort to continue her legacy in the culture.
Marcie has received numerous grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, and the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County. Grants include Artist Residencies, Artist & Scholars Grants, and Professional Development grants. Artist Residencies have also supported her work in the community. Marcie teaches students of all ages, including individuals with special needs and seniors with dementia.
Her paintings and sculpture in encaustic (wax) and mixed media have been exhibited widely on the East Coast. Marcie has illustrated for magazines and books, as well as worked as a courtroom illustrator. Marcie is an instructor at Glen Echo Park, Yellow Barn Studios, and the Smithsonian. She received her B.A. from the University of Maryland in Studio art and studied Fine art & Illustration at the Maryland Institute, College of Art.
Marcie is the Education/Social team leader in Ch/Art, a community arts organization in Northwest Washington, DC, and Maryland.

She is an active member of Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic (TAMA.)
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
My encaustic art demonstrates my lifelong interest in drawing the figure and nature. I transform my charcoal drawings into richly colored encaustic paintings and mixed media sculpture, creating dioramas of tiny interiors and environments. My deep concern of our planet and global warning has led me to more attention and explorations of nature, including depicting species of birds and flora.

My autobiographical work depicts my interpretation of an existing or imagined environment to bring about a looser, fluid version that invites and welcomes connection into a deeper reflection of human and/or physical nature. The latter can include significant memories, people, or animals and their chosen or natural environment. Personal connections are developed and better conveyed as I have been broadening my encaustic artwork from 2D to 3D. I am dedicated to employing sustainable materials such as cardboard and found wood for the armatures and using paper mache with encaustic materials.
We have a podcast!
Have you listened to our podcast? Don't be alarmed about the name. Conversations with my son including life of a Teaching Artist- and then some. We're in our 5th Season!
SOLO EXHIBITS

2024 FLORA—- A Celebration of Nature, Beauty & Life. Paintings and Sculpture in Encaustic and Mixed Media. Dedicated to my Aunt Flora. Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture
Park View Gallery. Fall 2024.
2023 Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, As I See It, encaustic paintings, Riverworks Arts center, 2nd Floor, Locals Market, Poolesville, MD 5/17-7/2/2023.
2023 Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, Paintings in Encaustic & Mixed Media. The Foundry, Caroline County Arts Center, Denton, MD. Summer 2023.
2023 Landing, In Encaustic & Mixed Media, Slayton House, Columbia, MD 2/22-4/14/2023
2022 The Weight of Our Environment: Paintings & Sculpture in Encaustic & Mixed Media, Artists & Makers Studios, Rockville, MD. 3/2-3/23.
2021 Encaustic Nature/ally, Java Nation, Kensington, MD.
2019-2020 Delicacies. Paintings in Encaustic & Mixed Media, Takoma Beverage & Co., Takoma Park, MD
2017 Traveling in Place- Paintings by Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, The Den at Politics & Prose, Washington, DC.
2015 In Appreciation, Encaustic and Mixed Media Paintings by Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, The Stone Tower Gallery at Glen Echo Park.
2013 #timetravel—from my journey series. Busboys and Poets, 5th & K ST NW.
2013 For Mature Audiences: Figurative Paintings in Encaustic & Mixed Media, 49 West Coffeehouse, Wine Bar & Gallery, Annapolis, MD.
2013 Art@Gogo Guru, Historic Ellicott City, MD.
2012 Curvature. Encaustic & Mixed Media. Modern Times Coffeehouse@Politics & Prose, Washington, DC.
2012 Reflections on the Figure, Virginia Community College, Alexandria, VA.
2012 Yours Truly: Figurative Paintings in Encaustic & Mixed Media. Glen Echo Park.
2011 “mousetrapped,” Mixed media art exhibit at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn.
2009 Artist in Residence Exhibit. Alleghany Arts and Crafts Center, Clifton Forge, VA.
IN THE COMMUNITY

YELLOW BARN STUDIO
Walter Bartman, Founder and Director of the Yellow Barn interviewed me about my work and what students can expect in my classes.

ARTS FOR THE AGING (AFTA)
Weaving Words and Movement into Art Virtual Exhibition 2022
Arts for the Aging's Intergenerational workshop with JCA Interages and the Gorlitz Kensington Club in Rockville, MD. The four-week series was led by teaching artists Lauren Mazow Boyle, Sandra Roachford, and Marcie Wolf-Hubbard and explored creative movement, poetry, and visual art.

See a short video for a sneak peek of a virtual program with @Arts for the Aging. I collaborated with musician Chris Brown in a four week Creative Cafe series with The Kensington Club. Here is a compilation presented in a virtual exhibition.
Sample art from Workshops & Classes
About my classes. Students say...
Please keep me on your email list for upcoming classes.

The class is awesome. Even though I have no background I’m getting out of it what I can and having more fun than I’ve had in ages. Thank you for this!
You are an excellent, inspiring, motivating, liberating teacher.
You've changed my life! and you have such a gentle and wonderful soul.
Marcie, I was quiet and didn’t produce a lot of art during your class, but I want you to know how much I thoroughly enjoyed it. I found watching you work a lesson in and of itself, as you talked through your thoughts, ideas, and choices as you played with a piece in terms of line, color, blending, focus—you gave me a whole world and vocabulary to think about. This was true of the way you responded to students’ work as well. Your ability to navigate Zoom was amazing! And your teaching style is truly a pleasure. Much appreciation

Marcie is a gifted artist and teacher - and an incredibly kind person! She worked in partnership with me - stepping in when I asked for help - and letting me do my own thing. I love her art which gives me great trust in her suggestions/guidance. She is a lovely person to spend time with on top of it all. I recommend her highly.

I have taken several classes with Marcie, and she would always start the class with instruction and an explanation of the supplies that she brought with her. Then she would leave us on our own to work while walking around the room and helping each person. This individual encouragement was great -- I always produced something new and loved what I was able to do at each class. She provided such a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere that I forgot the time. The other thing that I really enjoyed was all the material that Marcie had with her at each class. She explained many different techniques at each session so I was able to explore different things. Marcie made everyone comfortable in the classroom, so the interaction with the other students was very, very pleasant.

Marcie inspires me to create art. When you work with Marcie, you are working with someone who clearly loves creating art, is extremely skilled, and wants her students to share the same passion. An accomplished artist that can teach is a gift.

"...So thrilled with class!
Class was fun and a great diversion from daily
angst of current events.
It was fantastic!
Marcie was wonderful—as always. She is very good at sparking creativity and creating a good classroom environment.
Fun and experimental
Very glad I took (this) course
Teacher is very personable and helpful
Enjoyed the teacher, class instruction was clear and had lots of time to experiment
Art class is non-negotiable. I'm not missing it! I thoroughly enjoy the class. You are a wonderful teacher and instructor.
I needed this!
"I just wanted to tell you that I couldn't sleep last night because I had all sorts of ideas running around in my head!
Your class has unleashed my muse which has been quite silent these last four or five months. Thank you so much for being such an inspiration!
Exceeded my expectations!
I was successfully introduced to Encaustic and loved every second of it!
I enjoyed the laid back running of the class
Interesting instructor, very knowledgeable
Very exciting and so many materials Marcie provided "...loads of ideas"
Marcie is extremely knowledgeable, enthusiastic and encouraging. She offered a good mix of didactic instruction and personalized suggestions
She offered many different materials to work with and ideas to “stretch” the concepts of collage.
Marcie was very knowledgeable and helpful. She has many different things for the class to use in their work and even brought in additional things specific to my project!
Enjoyed learning a new technique and interacting with a gentle artist...
I had a great time at your workshop. I wished it was 2 days too!

Thank you!
“Work created by Marcie Wolf-Hubbard is supported in part by funding from the Montgomery County Government and the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County.”

With support from Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic
Marcie Wolf-Hubbard is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council -
And The Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County.
PERMANENT COLLECTIONS

Akridge; DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities; Red Bull North America; Chai Residences; George & Holly Stone; Kent Keyser; Labor Heritage Foundation; Scholastic, Inc.; Soft Rock Cafe, Connemara, Ireland; The University of Maryland, University College; Dr. Robert Truland.
I Take Commissions!
For your special lady, man, or yourself! A gift of a drawing or mixed media painting in encaustic.MAN, WOMAN, ANIMAL, NATURE. Contact me!
RESUME

Arts Educator/Artist in Residence 2005 - present
Work with more than 80 organizations including schools, adult care programs, art centers and museums as an arts educator and artist-in-residence. (See below.)

Manager, Hubbards Fine Arts Services. 2000-2017
Manage complete operation of art installation and sculpture conservation business.

Teaching Artist, Arts for the Aging. 2012 - present
Designed and taught hands-on art sessions for seniors in day programs, Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing Facilities. Co-presented a series of four intergenerational sessions for seniors and pre-teen children.

Provider, Expressive Arts
JSSA, Jewish Social Service Agency 2021 - present
Maryland Choices 2010- present
YMCA Youth & Family Services 2016-present
Interagency Family Preservations Services (IFPS) 2017-present
Designed individualized art sessions for children and families with intensive needs.

Home & Hospital Teacher, Montgomery County Public Schools. 2000-2006

Education
B.A. Studio Art, University of Maryland, College Park
Graphic Design & Fine-Art Illustration, The Maryland Institute, College of Art
Comprehensive professional development for Teaching Artists, Teaching Artist Institute
Artist in Hospitals Program, Montgomery College.

ARTIST GRANTS AWARDED
FY25 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. Pine Crest ES. Altered books with Mixed Media with fifth graders. Spring 2025.
FY25 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. The Foundry, Caroline County Council of Arts. April 2025. Teaching classes in Mixed Media & Encaustic Painting for the community; and art exhibit at The Foundry.
FY25 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. RiverWorks Art Center, Beallsville, MD Art classes Creating Tiny Structues of Historic Poolesville, MD in Mixed Media and Encaustic Workshop June 2025.
FY25 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. Bannocker Elementary School. Building a Tiny Community in Mixed Media with fourth and fifth graders. Winter 2025.
FY25 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. Montgomery Blair High School. Encaustic & Mixed Media with students in grades 10 - 12. Winter 2025.
FY24 Professional Development Grant. MD State Arts Council to attend the International Teaching Artists Conference (ITAC7) at Auckland University, New Zealand. September 2024.
FY24 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. Flower Hill ES. Altered books with Mixed Media with fourth and fifth graders. Spring 2024.
FY24 Arts Residencies in Schools Grant. AHCMC. Flower Hill ES. Building a Tiny Community in Mixed Media with first and second graders. Spring 2024.
FY24 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. The Foundry, Caroline County Council of Arts. April 2024. Teaching classes in Mixed Media & Encaustic Painting for the community; and art exhibit at The Foundry.
FY23 Arts in Education Grant. MD State Arts Council. The Foundry, Caroline County Council of Arts. April 2023. Working in studio- Encaustic painting; teaching classes in Mixed Media & Encaustic Painting for the community; and and art exhibit at The Foundry.
FY23 Professional Development Grant. MD State Arts Council. Attending Workshop in Encaustic & Construction, R & F Paint, Kingston, NY. Summer 2023.
FY23 Arts Residencies in Schools Grant. AHCMC. Flower Hill ES. Building a Tiny Community in Mixed Media with fourth and fifth graders. Spring 2023.
FY22 Artists and Scholars Project Grant. AHCMC. Created a new body of work, “The Weight of our Environment,” and had a solo exhibition at Artists & Makers, Rockville, MD, 2022.
Artist Residency. Head StART in Art. Howard County Arts Council, Ellicott City, MD. Building Tiny Houses with children ages 3-5. School year: 2021-2022.
AHCMC’s Temporary Mural Project, #ArtHappensHere.“Sunflowers on the
Porch” selected. Displayed at Alden Farms. Summer 2021.
Arts & Humanities COVID-19 Relief Fund award. 2020/21.
Artist Residency. Patricia Baldwin Seggebruch's EncaustiCastle. Lexington, KY. Autumn 2018.
Creative Projects Grant/ Professional Development Grant FY2008. AHCMC.

ART EDUCATOR, including Teaching Artists Grants
International Teaching Artists Conference, ITAC7. The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. Conference & workshop presenter, “Building a Tiny Community in Mixed Media.” September 2024.
Guest Artist. Drawing & Painting Nature in Encaustic. PVA- Performing & Visual Arts High School Studio 39. Anne Arundel County Public Schools, Spring 2020. Fall 2021.
Community Artist Residency Grants FY2009-2017 The Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County (AHCMC). Partners included: Holy Cross Medical Adult Day, Montgomery Station Family Services, Inc. (an affiliate of Sheppard & Enoch Pratt Foundation); Montgomery County Federation for Families and Children’s Mental Health; Easter Seals; Montgomery County Recreation Department; Arden Courts of Kensington; and Boys and Girls Club.
Artist Residency Grant awarded by Prince George’s County Council. Rockledge Elementary School 2011.
Teaching Artist Residency Grant FY2009. AHCMC. Glenallen Elementary School.
Virginia Commission on the Arts. Covington High School, Covington, VA; and Canterbury Woods Elementary School, Fairfax, VA. 2009.
Smithsonian Associates Studio Arts
Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts & Culture
Yellow Barn Studios
Washington Performing Arts.
University of Maryland, College Park, MD. Art & Learning Center.
Corcoran Gallery of Art College of Art + Design
Elementary, Middle and High Schools in Montgomery County Public Schools; and Virginia.
Senior Adults including the Fox Hill, Georgetown Senior Assisted Living; Maplewood Park Place, Bethesda; Springhouse, Manorcare; Holy Cross Medical Adult Day.
The HSC Health Care System
The Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden. Young at Art Program & Art Explorers.
The National Building Museum. Investigating Where We Live.
Led a Professional Development Workshop in Illustration/Integrating the Arts, Carroll County Public Schools (CCPS) elementary school teachers; and Experimentation in Mixed Media Workshop for CCPS Elementary and Middle School art teachers.

Special Recognition
Presenter at The International Teaching Artists Conference (ITAC7) “Building a Tiny Community in Mixed Media,” University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand. September 2024.
Winner of the 2022 Nancy Frankel Artist Award. This annual prize was established the year of Nancy's tragic death to recognize one of America's greatest artists and to continue her legacy in the culture.
First Place Winner, Erhan, Breakfast of Champions. Beyond the Blues Exhibition, Columbia Arts Center, February, 2024.
Teaching & Community Artist Roster: Maryland State Arts Council, Arts in Education Teaching Artist Roster, Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County (AHCMC); Virginia Commission on the Arts; DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities; Howard, Anne Arundel and Carroll County Arts Councils.
Arts for the Aging, Advisory Board Member
Teaching Artists of the Mid-Atlantic, Nominating Committee
Chevy Chase Art, (Ch/Art) Chair Social/Education Team
Washington Sculptors Group, Member
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Capitol Hill Art League Mind of the Artist: Marcie Wolf-Hubbard. JAN 2022.

MY STORY!
http://artiststelltheirstories.blogspot.com/2016/12/marcie-wolf-hubbard-visual-artist-tells.html
DEC 2016.
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Poems from Within, An Artistic Exphrasis. Paintings by Marcie Wolf-Hubbard. Poems by David Hubbard. DEC 2015.

Paintings featured in, Encaustic in the Twenty-first Century by Ashley Rooney, with foreword by Kim Bernard, JAN 2016.

mousetrapped. I’ve painted my mouse saga (desperate woman goes to great lengths to rid her house of mice) using recycled kitchen cabinet doors (15 doors) as a base for my mixed media paintings. The series ends with a flashback to 1983, from my journal documenting my first (unintentional) mousetrap. Convinced that i’m not alone with this predicament (war), i have invited the public to contribute their own mouse &/or rat tales.

The Shiny Shell. A children's chapter book about a boy and a dolphin on a mission to save the oceans. An Eco-Adventure for ages 6 - 12 in Ebook & print.
"...it's a book that blends a rip-roaring adventure with important lessons about science and ecology, the emphasis being on the perils facing planet Earth from environmental disregard...and the illustrations, wow! Nothing ordinary about the wonderful art which nicely supports the flow of this story." "...Everyone in my family found the story quite compelling...we were absolutely enchanted by Marcie Wolf-Hubbard's lovely, dreamy illustrations! The Shiny Shell should be a perennial favorite for children -- or anyone who enjoys a tale that entertains as well as informs."

A Portrait of the Artist: Marcie Wolf-Hubbard by Bora Mici.

Green Art: Trees, Leaves, and Roots. by E. Ashley Rooney, Forward by Margery Goldberg.

Themorningnews.org Terrapin Station by Don Lyman.

Missing Pieces by Joy Fielding.

Artist Q & A: Marcie Wolf-Hubbard. Washington City Paper. Christine Ernest.
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marcieplusart@gmail.com

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