Hannah Uhde is a sixth-generation Montanan whose creativity was sparked by her rural upbringing. As an honors graduate of Montana State University, she went on to study oil painting under Stass Paraskos at the Cyprus College of Art in 2009. Hannah obtained her MFA at the University of Northampton, earning the Bonarota Award for Excellence.

While her passion for oil painting lies in questioning what it is to be human, light and movement are at the forefront of her work. Hannah produces a few solo exhibitions a year and has exhibited at the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls, and at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture in Bozeman. She plays an active role in many nonprofit organizations that support the arts, women in business, and environmental awareness.

Hannah recently was named one of the featured artist for the Kimpton Armory Hotel in Bozeman, completing seven large-scale paintings for the venue. Her life and artistic passion are deeply rooted in her love of Montana. Currently, she is working on a series which celebrates her personal heritage, along with the history and people of Montana. Referencing historical black and white photographs, she produces vibrant oil paintings on copper, connecting the past to the present, honoring our history in a contemporary way.

Visit www.denorthart.com to see Hannah’s extensive portfolio.