She has exhibited with Audubon Artists, Hudson Valley Art Association, Pen & Brush Club, and The American Artist's Professional League, among others. She shows her work annually at Art Show Bedford, Washington Square Park Art Exhibit, Colorscape, and Armonk Art Show. She is represented by Mona Lisa Gallery of Maplewood, NJ, Smith & Chang's General Goods of Jersey City, and the Heritage Gallery at the Fenimore Museum of Art in Cooperstown, NY. She is an adjunct professor at NJIT's College for Art & Design and teaches painting to children and adults in workshops and privately.
Jessica Dalrymple was born and raised in Bedford Hills, NY. She studied Fine Art at Hamilton College and trained as a painter at The Art Student’s League (primarily with Gregg Kreutz). She also studied with landscape painters in rural locations (primarily with Scott Christenson). She now lives in Jersey City and maintains a studio in Greenwich Village.
She is inspired by both urban and rural subject matter. She finds herself attracted to nature in the city and, conversely, the human element in nature, so she explores these overlaps. Whether it be a road winding through a farm or a bridge stretching across a river she appreciates these human and natural designs and their intersections and juxtapositions. To capture these views she either paints on the city streets or reverse commutes to the country. She expands on these works in the studio.