Over the past 30 years, Marge Hall has emphasized the importance of following “your own direction” to her students … Advice she has used in creating a festival of color and texture with her own paintings …
Her portraits represent a kaleidoscopic mixture of colors, shapes, and textures that cause her flowers to leap off the canvas, allowing the viewer to experience her art on both emotional and intellectual levels.

Marge Hall has created a body of work that is bold and dramatic yet sensitive and intimate …
Her vibrant colors and luscious textures capture the spiritual elements of nature …
Her attention to detail is displayed in the subtle tonal qualities of each petal she paints.

This nationally recognized artist has discovered her own color vocabulary based on a pallet that combines elements of strong but almost mystical light with drama and photo-like realism …
When she paints white flowers, she is able to exaggerate the color subtleties as they shift in the shadows and areas of reflected light …
When Marge captures the transparency of Petunias, or the velvet-like softness of Gladiolas, or the feel and texture of the veins and wrinkles of Hollyhocks, she has invited the viewer into her special world.