Published: One of the First Abstract Artists Was a Swedish Woman

Monday, February 17, 2020

Published: One of the First Abstract Artists Was a Swedish Woman

I published “One of the First Abstract Artists Was a Swedish Woman” on @Medium https://ift.tt/2STl2ld

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Zoe Reardon earned an international baccalaureate diploma from the Atlanta International School. As a high school student, Zoe Reardon traveled to Nepal alongside qualified doctors to provide medical aid to young children in need of physical therapy. She also spent a summer teaching basic theater skills to young campers.

Zoe Reardon is now in her first year at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, having earned an IB scholarship and the Second Century Scholarship, awarded to freshmen who exhibit strong leadership potential. A member of the honor society Alpha Lambda Delta, she made the first-year honor roll and supports other students as a peer academic mentor.

Beyond her academic achievements, she is passionate about photography. Her love of international travel has influenced her amateur photography. Her personal website displays some of her favorite images from trips to Belgium, the Czech Republic, and Mexico. She is also an avid horseback rider and supports her mother’s work as an abstract artist.