Kelly Money’s recent work includes meditations on place and on landscape as a metaphor for emotional states. She uses a limited palette and draws inspiration from artists such as Turner and Inness for their mix of realism and imagination to evoke a sense of mystery and wonder.

Kelly holds a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts and has continued her post graduate work at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Bucks County Classical atelier. Workshops and mentorships are an essential component of her mission to continually evolve both creatively and spiritually, master new techniques, and find deeper meaning in the work.

She is represented by various galleries across the country, and her work is in private collections across the world. Kelly has been awarded residencies in Nantucket and France and continues to show her work in international venues.

She paints out of her New Hope, PA studio, surrounded by ethereal clouds, her family, 3 cats, 2 dogs and a lot of trees.