Maggie Libby

Maggie Libby is a talented artist known for her large-scale, site-specific landscape drawings with interactive components.

She has created notable projects like a 15-foot erasable drawing with a compost bin for a community-centered event at Colby College and a 28-foot charcoal on paper drawing of the Sandy River for University of Maine at Farmington's Waterbear Confabulum.

Libby's education includes studying art at Colby College and pursuing MFA-equivalent programs at renowned institutions like the New York Studio School, Skowhegan School, and Vermont Studio School.

She has a diverse professional background, having served as Curator of Digital Discovery and Engagement at Colby College, exhibited her work at Susan Maasch Fine Art group show, instructed courses at Colby College's Art Department, and worked as a Visual Resources Curator at Colby College.