Kelly Beekman is an artist and educator working out of the impulses of Anthroposophy and Waldorf Education. With over 20 years of teaching experience, she has worked with adults and children, creating opportunities to awaken what is truly human within each person. Her personal artistic work includes investigations into the healing power of color and understanding the forces behind the processes of creation.
Kelly studied photography, painting, and art history at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. She completed a post-baccalaureate certificate in Art Education and has received her MEd in Elementary Education and Waldorf Education from Antioch New England. She earned a Certificate in Anthroposophic Psychology through the Association for Anthroposophic Psychology.
Solo Exhibitions
2019 Cosmic Biology, Centerpoint Gallery, Anthroposophy NYC
2012 New Watercolors and Veil Paintings, Waldorf School, Garden City, NY
2010 Art of Botanical Painting, Waldorf School, Garden City, NY
2007 Botanical Paintings, Barnes Gallery, Garden City, NY
Selected Group Exhibitions
2025 2025 Regional Juried Spring Open, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA
2024 Fall/Winter 2024 Member Exhibition, Southern VT Arts Center, Manchester, VT
2021 Cosmic Biology, Mandalas & Planetary Seals, Lightforms Art Center, Hudson, NY
2018 Friends and Members Holiday Show, Centerpoint Gallery, Anthroposophy NYC
2018 Art Convergence 2018, Free Columbia Studio, Philmont, NY
2015 The Growing Imagination from the Contents of Spiritual Science, Centerpoint Gallery, Anthroposophy NYC
2013 Art Convergence 2013, Free Columbia: Space on Main, Philmont, NY
Bibiliography
2024 Colors in Conversation - Relationality in Art and Life, LILIPOH: The Spirit in Life, Issue 117, Vol 32, Fall
2020 Cosmic Biology – A Gallery Tour, Art Section Newsletter, #53, Spring/Summer 2020
2019 Convergence 2018 Report, Art Section Newsletter, #50, Fall/Winter 2018
2018 Selected Cover Image, The Threefold Human Being, Being Human, Spring issue
2010 A Teacher’s Parting Words, LILIPOH: The Spirit in Life, Issue 58, Vol 15, Winter