November 1 to 30, 2026 in the Sigel Gallery at Falmouth Art Center
Living, learning, teaching, creating. diane s scotti thinks of herself as a Pollyanna Flibbertigibbet. With her positive attitude towards life in general and her “all over the place” creativity; diane finds JOY in it all: life, learning, teaching, creating.
Life: Family, friends, and to quote Alfred Lord Tennyson, “I am part of all that I have met.”
Learning: Always curious and adventurous, eager to try new things. Whether it be framing her first oil painting at 13, going to college at 48 or starting a new life on Cape Cod at 69.
Teaching: The desire to share all she knows in order to enable others to experience the joy she has when creating art. She has taught k-8, adult, special needs and after school classes for over 40 years. She was self-taught before receiving her BFA with distinction in Art Education from Mass College of Art.
Creating: A multitude of art experiences beginning at a young age until now. Never afraid of experimenting with new materials. A multi-media artist who works with anything put before her. She enjoys commission work.
Her preferred mediums are watercolor, acrylic and pastels although she is prolific in all manner of art and craft techniques.
Over the years, she has continued her art education by taking classes with prestigious artists. She is an award-winning artist and member of Falmouth Art Center with her most recent awards being for Abstract, Best in Show and Best Composition.
When not at the Falmouth Art Center working with the Friday Figure Group or with the Monday Morning Painters, you can find diane at her home-based GoodHeart Studio and Gallery.
Her GoodHeart Studio acquired its name from her maiden name, Vadeboncoeur, which when translated from its French Canadian origin means, “Go with a good heart.”
