Amy at work on a mixed media work for Theatreworks Hartford exhibit, Lizzie, 2023.

In October 2017, Amy was a recipient of a Catalyst Award for Transformational Leadership from The 224 EcoSpace in Hartford, alongside her husband, fine artist Tao LaBossiere. Read the blog post here about that event. 

Check out this interview by Innovation Destination Hartford's Website Editor, Nan Price. 

Here's another story about Amy and Tao, Love Story: Artists 'Have An Amazing Life'

 

About

Amy LaBossiere is a multidisciplinary professional with extensive experience in communications and fine art.

She earned a BFA in Communication Arts from Long Island University at CW Post, a Master of Arts in Conscious Evolution from The Graduate Institute, and a Holistic Health Coaching Certificate from The Institute for Integrative Nutrition.

Amy's mixed-media artwork has been featured in more than 60 group exhibitions throughout Connecticut, and New York, including a solo exhibition titled Conscious Evolution: Reflections on a Master's Program. Amy self-published her memoir, Finding Still Waters: The Art of Conscious Recovery, in 2018, with an epilogue update in 2023.

Amy is deeply committed to promoting the arts and supporting small businesses, reflected in her work as a technical advisor for the Entrepreneurial Center at the University of Hartford since 2013. She brings her expertise in marketing and communications to help businesses expand their reach and connect with their target audiences.

Amy also works closely with her husband, fine artist Tao LaBossiere, on all aspects of their business. They specialize in mural arts, sculpture, art consulting, branding, and illustration. With Amy's extensive background in marketing and communications, they have successfully grown their business and have become known for their unique and vibrant artistic style. They are both deeply committed to promoting the arts and supporting local artists in their community and are the volunteer directors of Hartford ArtSpace Gallery. Amy and Tao reside in Hartford with their two rescue cats.