Category Archives for exhibitions
Artist Reception Invite \ Art Notes-Feb ’16 \
i’m grateful to have 2 pieces on view for the first time from my new series Compost at the “Artist Choice” Exhibition. it’s this Saturday, February 6th from 6-9pm at the b.j. spoke gallery in Huntington, NY. the show will run through February 28th. Continue reading
A Collaboration \ Art Notes Monthly – Sept ’15 \
i met lee over a year ago while participating in a writers workshop. unlike me, most of the women were actual writers. as lee read her stories aloud i found myself hanging on her every word. everyone knew i was … Continue reading
Guess what?!
‘Talia at Soundview’ my work has been accepted into 2 more upcoming juried exhibitions. pretty cool! firstly, the Pocket Sized Exhibition at the Islip Art Museum. Brookwood Hall, 50 Irish Hall, East Islip NY, 11730. the opening is on Sunday, June … Continue reading
Don’t Eat This! \ Art Notes Monthly – May ’15 \
this friday, May 22nd from 6-9pm at the Huntington Arts Council, kick off your memorial day weekend by coming to the opening of the ‘Don’t Eat This’ exhibition. my piece, ‘Cheery Tomatoes’, will be on view. contrary to the exhibition … Continue reading
A Quick New Year Update \ Art Notes Monthly – Jan ’15 \
‘Life Among The Savages #1’ as if the holidays weren’t enough to keep us busy, i moved smack in the middle of them and have been off-line for a couple of weeks! i’m buried in boxes & exhaustion but wanted … Continue reading
An Exhibition & Re-Issue of The Savages \ Art Notes Monthly-Aug ’14 \
i was sitting at my computer one afternoon looking at my website. well, more specifically viewing the series, ‘Life Among The Savages’. and, in a flash, the way i saw this work changed. “they belong in pairs”, the inspiration insisted! … Continue reading
A move, a concussion & the last days of summer…
It’s been an interesting couple of months. Shortly after moving to my new digs at the start of summer I suffered a concussion. This required rest, rest & more rest. Minimal stimulation is key to a lasting recovery I’m told. … Continue reading