Amy Hill

Amy Hill brings figurative subversion, reimagining Venice’s tourism vistas with a Flemish Renaissance glow-up infused by Botticelli’s ethereal grace. Her oil paintings juxtapose 15th-century formality — Van Eyck’s precise domesticity — with modern leisure poses, crafting witty tensions between historical gravitas and contemporary whimsy. Employing traditional techniques, Hill positions herself as a fresh voice in recontextualizing Renaissance mastery.

Amy Hill, a New York native, holds a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University and studied at New York University. Recent solo exhibitions include Light, Shade and Product Placement at Front Room Gallery, Hudson, NY (2025); and Future Presidents at Fortnight Institute, New York (2023). Acquisitions and collections: Philbrook Museum, Tulsa; The Bennet Collection, San Antonio; Beth deWoody, Los Angeles. Publications: Features in New York Magazine, White Hot Magazine, and Chronogram Magazine (2023).