Dianne Levine is an internationally known artist. She has resided in many states in the U.S. and Japan. Her work has been seen in the Tokyo Metropolitan museum and  in corporate collections. Levine is a juried artist with many awards.  She uses color, line and shape to tell her visual stories. She wants to reassure the viewer that art can and should be understood by all. As an artist she believes that she must be a communicator.

D. Levine's paintings offer the viewer a refuge from the world. They extend an invitation to wander about and take a visual vacation. We don't always have two weeks or two hours, but two minutes are generally available for this type of mini vacation.  Healing spaces created in Dianne Levine's paintings draw the viewer into a place of renewal and refreshment. 

Demonstrations, teaching (both private and group,) notecards from her paintings, workshops and lectures have made art available to all. Classes at the Lexington Arts and Crafts Society are held three times a year. Workshops are  held out of doors  in the summer. Demonstrations can be arranged in remote locations or locally.

She is frequently requested and available to judge art shows.