She is a fan of bold color (especially neons), large scale, and cutting her paintings apart. She is constantly reworking previously “finished” pieces. Currently the content of her work centers around women, freedom, and the relationship between the two. Currently based in DC, Braden graduated from the Corcoran College of Art and Design (2011) and was the 2017 Artist-in-residence at the Cafritz Foundation Art Center at Montgomery College. Braden shows work regularly in the DC/Baltimore area in both DIY and commercial spaces. In 2016 she travelled to Rome to lecture and show with Transformer. Braden is a current member of the art subscription service, Project Dispatch, and a past member of the DCAC supported collective, Sparkplug 4. Learn more at http://amyhughesbraden.com.