Eileen Serwer received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hunter College in N.Y. and attended classes at the Art’s Student’s League and the Pastel Society of America, where she is a signature member. She is also signature member of The Pastel Society of the West Coast, as well as a juried member of the Degas Pastel Society and the National Association of Women Artists and included in Who’s Who in America- 2009. In April 2001, she had an article published in The Artist’s Magazine, entitled “Layers Suggestion”, wherein she describes how she creates her pastel paintings. Two of her paintings were selected for the cover of Dan’s Papers and one for the cover of The Montauk Pioneer, both Long Island publications. She has exhibited in many prestigious juried, solo and group shows, including the Salmagundi Club in N.Y.C., the International Association of Pastel Societies, The United Pastelists of America, The Pastel Society of the West Coast, The Degas Pastel Society, The Jemison-Carnegie Heritage Hall Museum in Alabama, The Connecticut Pastel Society, The Pastel Painters of Cape Cod, The Elaine Benson Gallery in Bridgehampton, N.Y., the Works Gallery in N.Y.C. and The Blue Hill Cultural Center in Pearl River, N.Y. and at the National Association of Women Artist’s Gallery in NYC. Her paintings are included in both corporate and private collections throughout the United States and abroad.