Jocelyn Fine

Jocelyn Fine is a painter, art conservator and art educator. She received her BFA from the University of Vermont and then pursued a certificate in Painting Conservation at the Istituto Per l’Arte and il Restauro in Florence Italy. She holds a MS from Columbia University with a concentration in Architectural Conservation. Jocelyn’s work is held by many private collectors throughout the United States. Her paintings were featured in NJ Home, and NBC’s George to the Rescue. She comes from a multi-generational family of artists, filmmakers, collectors and gallerists. Her great-aunt was one of the first female gallerists in NYC (owner of the eponymous Rose Fried Gallery on Manhattan’s Upper East Side); her mother is a sculptor, one brother is a painter, another is a filmmaker and her sister is the head of an Art Finance company. Both Jocelyn’s adult children are also artists. She lives in NJ with her husband.

My art is informed by my experiences as an art conservator, a teacher, a yogi and by growing up in a family of artists. Guided by the energy around me and my intuition, I work impulsively, allowing my gestures to turn into marks. I often paint with my hands, rollers, crayons, sticks or found objects. I love the unexpected and th...

-BFA University of Vermont
-Istituto Per L'Arte e il Restaura
-MS Columbia University

2022
Sarah Shephard Gallery, Larkspur, CA

A Place of Mind, curated by 3walls, Invisible Dog, Brooklyn, NY

Montclair Art Museum, Winter Gala, Montclair Art Museum

Desiron showroom, New York Design Center, NYC, NY
2021
Balancing Act, Dvora PopUpGallery, Jersey City, curated by Anne Trauben and James Pustorino

Chapin School, Front Hall Exhibit, NYC, NY