Amber Maida’s paintings are internationally collected and represented by galleries throughout the US, Canada, and in the UK. Vermont Today called Maida’s paintings as “Kandinskyesque abstractions,” and her work has also been featured in several journals including Artscope Magazine (July/August 2010), Art World News Magazine (September 2009), and Ink Magazine (January 2008).
At The White Space Gallery (New Haven, CT), where she was represented from 2007-2009, her paintings hung alongside Salvador Dali’s. A suite of paintings by the artist were recently selected by Richard’s of Greenwich for the 2009 Art to the Avenue public art exhibition (Greenwich, CT). Her work has also been included in juried exhibitions at museums and galleries, including Station Gallery (NYC), AIRS (New Haven, CT); The Housatonic Museum of Art (Bridgeport, CT), The Silvermine Guild of Art (New Canaan, CT).
Most recently Amber Maida's solo exhibition titled "Labyrinth" was featured at The Gallery at Black Rock (Now known as Gallery 305K) in Bridgeport, CT June 2010. She currently lives and works in Irvine, CA and Naugatuck, CT.