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Shawn Elyse Trice

September 19, 2025 By Stephani Teran

Shawn Trice is an artist and educator who has been teaching fine arts, sculpture and pottery at Foxborough High School for over a decade. She studied at the Delaware College of Art and Design and the Maryland Institute College of Art, where she earned both her BFA and Master of Arts in Teaching.
Specializing in mixed media, Shawn explores blending medium, technique, and personal expression in ways that feel both traditional and experimental. Her work often draws upon themes of memory and connection, and the ways in which art can bridge personal expression and experience. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes creative problem solving, personal exploration, and the development of each student’s unique artistic voice.
Since moving with her family to Plympton in October 2020, Shawn quickly found herself inspired by our little town’s character and natural beauty. Shawn is currently preparing new Plympton-inspired paintings for an upcoming silent auction at the Plympton Library (Date, TBD). Shawn looks forward to sharing her work with the community, hoping it opens space to appreciate the familiar buildings and landscapes we have come to know and love.

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