Corrine Yonce, a multidisciplinary artist and advocate based in Vermont, focuses on the connections between people, memory, and place. Through a blend of portraiture and abstraction, her work invites viewers to consider how the spaces we inhabit shape our sense of self and our relationships. Yonce, who is also known for her community-driven art projects, has exhibited throughout New England and works extensively in housing advocacy through the arts.

Her story-centered figurative paintings and installations dig into the concepts of home and housing from a community and personal perspective. Yonce is currently completing her MFA at the Maryland Institute College of Arts as a Leslie King Hammond fellow.

She lives and works in Winooski, Vermont.