Martha Louise Bloom

Background

Bloom, Martha Louise was born on August 5, 1951 in Paterson, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Jack Clark and Jeanne Elizabeth (Brown) Bloom.

Education

Student, Green Mountain College, 1970-1971; certified in fine arts, Art Students League, 1974.

Career

Teacher Lindgren Nursery School, Closter, New Jersey, 1972-1978, Woodstock (New York ) Elementary School, 1974. Teacher etching and monotype Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York City, 1980, 81. Children's coordinator Alexander Calder Exhibition, Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1989-1990.

Teacher painting Teaneck (New Jersey) High School, 1986. Teacher outreach programs New York City, since 1986. Instructor Art Students League, since 1986.

Teacher Silvermine School of Art, Connecticut, since 1992, National Academy Design School Fine Arts, since 1999, National Academy Museum, since 2006. Instructor Vytacil Campus, Art Students League, Spark Hill, New York, since 2008. Teacher Westpoint Arts Center Court, since 2010.

Teacher outreach Norwalk Seaport Association, since 1991, Aldrich Museum Art Classes, 2007. Professional photographer.

Achievements

• Martha Louise Bloom has been listed as a notable artist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Creator Exhibition Gallery, Union Settlement, New York City, 1992. Member Art Students League (life), Artist Equity Association, Artists Alliance New York City, Silver Mine Guild Connecticut, National Arts Club (lecturer children's art committee in collection of Library. Congress, 2004).

Interests

• Avocations: yoga, photography, singing, dancing.

Connections

Father:

Jack Clark Bloom

Mother:

Jeanne Elizabeth (Brown) Bloom