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Mikki Cully is an American Fine Artist as well as a Colorist. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from Swain School of Design and a Master’s degree in Fine Art from Cranbrook Academy of Art. Additionally, she has shared her talents through teaching at the University of Massachusetts of Visual Performing Arts. Recognized for her exceptional work, Mikki Cully has been featured in the prestigious Who's Who of American Women and Who's Who in the World since 2005. In 2019, she was honored with the Albert Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, following earlier recognition with the Boston Globe Gold Key Art Award in 1981.
Residing in Manomet, by the beautiful shores of coastal Cape Cod Bay, Mikki and her husband, Christopher Patrick Cully, raised their twins while fostering her artistic endeavors. Her work has been displayed in collections across the globe, with her textile designs being produced in America since 1994.
All of Mikki’s art—including original paintings, drawings, textile designs, and photographs—is legally protected. Please respect copyright laws; unauthorized use, alteration, or reproduction of any image on this site is strictly prohibited. For permissions, please contact the artist directly.
“Mikki Cully is a master at using rich, vibrant colors that makes her artwork spring to life in ways that are exciting, stimulating, and soothing to the spirit. Her artwork is unique with powerful symbols and incredibly healing on a deep spiritual level. Mikki’s beautiful work is feng shui for the soul!”
– Mary Stewart Master Feng Shui
“Mikki’s divinely inspired art makes my heart sing. Sophisticated in their simplicity. Playful, yet seriously healing images. The hues of monochromatic color dance off the pages. This is truly a triumph of spirit and talent.”
– Amne J Parsons
- Gesha G Tibetan medicine practitioner at Dalai Lama Temple
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