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Opening reception and awards 6:00- 8:00 pm Oct 27. Annual fall show of work from friends of the Hopkins Member Artists. My intaglio “Rachael” will be on display.
My intaglio print “Turquoise Spirit” was selected out of over 600 submissions.
My intaglio “Our Lady of the Camellias” was awarded Second Place juried by Amy Sands and received the Karen Ruth Kain Memorial Award.
Rachael who advocates for those who suffer.
“Square Dance” intaglio with relief, stencils, and hand coloring with acrylic.
My intaglio "Our Lady of the Camellias" is on view at Hopkins Center for the Arts now through Feb 12th. It was accepted into the 27th Annual Arts North International Exhibition. Jurors selected 158 pieces from over 800 submissions. Includes works from China, 4 provinces of Canada and 27 states. Includes over 8 types of media including sculpture. Art to Change the World, #Arttochangetheworld, International Association for Female Artists, iafartists.org, @printdayinmay, #printdayinmay, #printmaking, #highpointprintshttp://www.hopkinsartscenter.com/223/Exhibitions
“CHa. Cha. Cha.” intaglio with relief and stencils received a “Special Merit Award.
My intaglio “Our Lady of the Camellias” received a Merit Award in the juried exhibition in the Inez Greenberg Gallery. Bloomington Center for the Arts. Juror, Tricia Heuring of Public Functionary, will also judge 11 awards including a $600 Best of Show Award. opening and awards ceremony October 1st 6 - 8pm.
Three of my intaglios were included in this cooperative members exhibition: “Flamingo” (seen here), “Turquoise Spirit”, and “Tower of Babel”.
My piece “Burning Bush” will be on view in the 2021 Virtual Exhibition “Seeing God” sponsored by the Benedictine Center, St Paul’s Monastery. This piece reminds us that God can speak to us in unusual, frightening ways or circumstances that stop us in our tracks. We may not want to listen. It may be a command that asks us to be courageous, speak out or take action, take a leadership role we do not feel confident in. Listen up.
Our Lady with Purple Heart, intaglio, 2020
My intaglio “Our Lady of the Camelias” is on display in a virtual exhibition sponsored by St Catherine’s University, St Paul, MN. http://gallery.stkate.edu/exhibitions/pandemic-art-annex
Miriam, intaglio
My intaglio “Miriam” won First Place in Printmaking. This piece honors Miriam the older sister of Moses, who was a prophetess.
“Never Ever Give Up” received Honorable Mention Award, and “Forbidden Entrance, were selected for exhibition by juror Ndubusi Ezeluomba, Ph.D , Francoise Billion Richardson Curator of African Art at the New Orleans Museum of Art. My pieces honor refugees and are intended to create empathy about the devastating circumstances of mass migration. View exhibition online.
https://www.ecn28.org/
Three of my intaglio prints, “Our Lady of the Camellias”, “Tower Of Babel” and ““Never Ever Give Up.” are in our Virtual https://www.highpointprintmaking.org/calendar/2020/7/24/virtual-co-op-exhibitionxhibtion
“Provocative Art: Inciting Conversations”
Curated by Lynnette Black, artist, and co-chair of the Conn Gallery committee at Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis.
https://www.plymouth.org/explore/arts/exhibit/
Plymouth is a progressive Christian church with a long social justice history, located near the epicenter of the protests for the brutal killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis policeman.
Currently the Virtual Exhibition, “Provocative Art: Inciting Conversations,” seeks to call attention to the major issues of our day, as well as to be a cultural critique, encouraging us to ask questions and engage in dialog, no matter how uncomfortable.
Unless we are open to be challenged and take responsibility, we will never change and progress as a society.
I have 3 intaglio prints on display in Art In Isolation, at the North Dakota Museum of Art. The call was for art made during the pandemic. I printed these the last few days Highpoint Center for Printmaking was open in March. It was an all comers exhibition within a set time-period.
https://www.ndmoa.com/art-in-isolation
Come view “Seeing God” and be inspired by very thoughtful and diverse art. Each piece has an artist statement posted which shares the artists’ spiritual journey and the meaning of their artwork. As a participant on the jury panel, I have three intaglio pieces on display.
900 works were submitted and 173 selected. Two of my intaglio were selected for the exhibition, “Cha. Cha. Cha.” and “Miriam”. “Cha. Cha. Cha.” was awarded first place in the printmaking category.
Reception: Saturday, January 12, 2020. 6-8:30pm Awards for each major art category to be presented.
Opening Soon in the Main Gallery: Prints on Ice: The 36th Cooperative Exhibition
My intaglio Tangerine Blues, with relief, stencils and had-coloring.
My piece Blue Infusion is one of eleven pieces on display, a retrospective of ten years of work.
My intaglio Cha. Cha. Cha., with chine’ colle, stencils and hand-coloring was awarded Best in Show by Juror Andrea Specht. Artistry.org Artistry_MN Facebook.com/ArtistryMN
My piece titled Forbidden Entrance was created to encourage empathy with refugees, understand the risks they take and the losses they bear. It is our moral imperative to share our wealth and freedom with those who flee war, famine, natural disasters and political persecution.
Highpoint Center for Printmaking. HOT OFF the PRESS. Join us for Opening Reception 6:30-9:00pm.
I Am With You Always, intaglio collage with handmade paper and watercolor.
My intaglio print Miriam was awarded Third Prize. Miriam is the elder sister of Moses and a prophetess, first mentioned in Exodus. To escape genocide, she led the Jews, women and children, singing and dancing across the Red Sea - this was the 1st time music was mentioned in the Bible. The name Miriam is also transliterated as Mariam or Maria (Wikipedia) or Mary. There are several Marys in the Bible, such as Mary the Mother of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, who was Jesus’ follower and was the first to discover the empty tomb and be a witness to his resurrection. My Miriam piece is a feminist statement, made to honor the many nameless, invisible strong and important every-day women who play a critical role in society and our personal lives.
My piece Wood Nymph was selected for the Traveling Exhibition and received an award in the printmaking category. It is also SOLD.
Benedictine Center of St Paul’s Monastery, Maplewood, MN.
Sacred art contributes to keeping us mindful of God’s abiding presence. The annual Seeing God Juried Exhibit features contemporary artists who work in that spirit.
Wood Nymph elected for International Juried Print Exhibition 2018 by Curator of Prints and Drawings Smithsonian American Art Museum
