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GEOMETRIC BRICOLAGE: Found Materials Transformed at Bing Arts Center, Springfield, Mass.
Upcoming: Thirty-two from the Running Stitch series and related work will be featured in my solo show at the Bing Arts Center.
Show Dates: February 3 - April 7, 2012
Artist's Reception: Saturday, February 11, 5 to 7 p.m.
Exhibition Hours: Open during Bing events. See calendar on the Bing website.
Location: Bing Arts Center, 716 Sumner Avenue, Springfield, Mass. 01138. 413-731-9730
Image: Material World, 2011, mixed media with tacks and encaustic on panel, 36" x 36."
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Grant Award from the Artist's Resource Trust Fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation
The Artist's Resource Trust notified me in December 2011 that they were awarding me a substantial support grant. I was one of 18 individual artists to be funded. This very welcome grant will finance studio time and materials needed for my art practice.
Thank you, Artist's Resource Trust!
Image: This American Time, 2011, mixed media with tacks and encausitc on panel, 30" x 60"
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Improbable Topographies - at Rice Polak Gallery
I am very pleased to be one of six artists in this invitational exhibition co-curated by Joanne Mattera and Marla Rice. The works in Improbable Topographies include dimensional actions - upheaval, eruption, incursion, erosion, channeling, flow. The show includes painting, bricolage and sculpture.
Rice Polak Gallery, 430 Commercial St., Provincetown
May 31 - June 8, 2012
Opening Reception - Friday, June 1st, 7 - 9 p.m.
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Pollination: Beyond the Garden
After its premiere exhibition at Brush Gallery in Lowell in November 2011, the show is traveling to other locations.
June 1-24, 2012: Art Currents, 53 Bradford St, Provincetown, Mass.
Opening Reception: Friday, June 1st, 6 - 9 p.m.
This show of work by 12 artists that interprets the theme of pollination was curated by Gregory Wright.
Image: Dark Companion, 2011, 36"x36", mixed media with encaustic on panel - one of my pieces in the show |
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Solo show and 3-day workshop at R&F Paints, Kingston, NY
Upcoming: A solo show of my work in the gallery at R&F Paints in August/September 2012. I will also be teaching a 3-day workshop on bricolage with encaustic. R&F is the largest manufacturer of encaustic paint. They are also well known for their juicy, rich oilsticks (called "pigment sticks").
Workshop - August 1 through 3 Exhibition - August 4 through September 22
Opening Reception - Saturday, August 4
Image: An installation view of the R&F Gallery from "Conversations," a show co-curated by Joanne Mattera and Laura Moriarty in April-May 2011. Here's the link. (Work pictured L to R - pedestal - Laura Moriary, wall - Steven Alexander, Grace DeGennaro - image from Joanne Mattera Art Blog)
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Arden Gallery
I am pleased to announce that I am now represented in the Greater Boston area by Arden Gallery, 129 Newbury Street, Boston.
Image: An installation view from my July 2011 at Arden Gallery courtesy of Joanne Mattera. Pictured: Some Fell Among Thorns and Schematic. (Sculpture by Anne Lilly)
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Encaustic Arts magazine
I am one of four featured artists in the premier issue of Encaustic Arts magazine, published online in June 2011. The others are Kim Bernard, Paula Roland and Howard Hersh. Here is the link to my article, entitled "Taking An Aesthetic Leap: How I Moved From Here to There"
Image: Tingshas from 1995 - one of the pieces that inspired my Running Stitch series.
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