Tony(a) Lemos works at the intersection of herbalism and art and has worked as a community herbalist/educator for over 25 years helping people connect with plants as allies for healing (physical /emotional and spiritual). She currently teaches a Botanical Art studio program at Blazing Star Herbal School as well as a year long herbal apprenticeship which is now in its 23nd year. She is inspired by all aspects of the natural world and the elements and works actively with the alchemical processes of Green World, be it eco-printing, alternative photography methods or foraging and medicine making. Her artwork and healing work is process based centering around relationship, well-being, creativity, connection and co-existence. She believes art and creativity to be an integral part of the healing process. Presently her work is multidisciplinary combining, relief and intaglio printmaking, monotype and contact printing with botanicals, and alternative photography methods. She has exhibited several solo shows In Northampton and North Adams and has participated in many group shows. She has been lecturing for 30 and more recently taught at the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University, Tower Hill Botanical Garden, and the Provincetown Art Museum. Tony(a) was a Research Assistant at Zea Mays Printmaking, a green printmaking studio in Florence Ma where she used her plant knowledge to experiment with making inks for use with silkscreening. She has recently been awarded a United Plant Savers Art Residency at the Botanical Sanctuary in Athens Ohio and several Cultural Council grants to travel the state with her botanical art workshops.
Dreaming in Green:Where Art and Herbalism intersect A weekly missive (on substack) focussing in Art, Nature, Mysticism, and Women Artists. Plus podcast sty…
Participation in street art festival to promote and popularize women artists
Course covers: Basics of eco-printing Botanical Dyeing Botanical Paper Making Printing (monotype/gel/relief, calligraphy) Creating herbariums Anthotypes+C…
This innovative program based on becoming a community Herbalist, now in its 22th year, weaves experiential learning about healing herbs with developing a p…
I am looking to interview/have converstions with women identified artists/creators who are also (healers/herbalists/holistic health care providers for a cla…
Daily creative log- practice makes progress
Documenting the process of putting together and curating a solo art show of selected new works. August 5-Sept 2 2022 The Nook Common Folk Artist Collective