Inspired by the natural world and the beauty of the environment, artist Susan Swartz is known as much for her environmental philanthropy and activism as for her paintings. And on the heels of this summer’s acclaimed show of her work at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., the abstract expressionist artist will be honored with a one-woman show at the Michael James Fine Art exhibition during Art Palm Beach.

At Art Palm Beach January 19-23, Michael James Fine Art will present recent paintings by the acclaimed abstract expressionist artist Susan Swartz, whose works were featured this past summer at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington DC.

This December, painter Susan Swartz, jeweler YVEL and estate silver specialist The Silver Fund will all be under one roof where holiday shoppers will have a chance to feast their eyes on the remarkable collections.

Susan Swartz inherited her creative gene from a family of artists and musicians and has been painting for more than forty years. Since 1998, Swartz has devoted herself to painting full-time in Park City, Utah, and Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.

Fine Arts Limited and the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Games named their Winter Games poster and fine arts artists. Among the American artists are John Nieto, Peter Max, Clemens Briels, Rip Kastaris, and Susan Swartz. “I love this land and the opportunity to share it with the Olympic family through my paintings is an honor and privilege,” said Swartz.