PRODUCING INVENTIVE OBJECTS AND INSTALLATION ART
Showing this summer, June 24 – July 23 at the Triangle Gallery in Rockland is a powerful, provocative, and poetic exhibition. I’m very happy to have several pieces in this show including the collaborative work (with Antoinette Winters) shown above.
I am excited to have my work included in this beautiful exhibition of Shaker furniture and contemporary craft/sculpture at the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury. This exhibition which runs from May 10 to September 16, 2026, is part of Handwork 2026, a national celebration of Craft in America held in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institute.
My cod are feeling right at home in Gloucester, MA.
Navigating Art and Science opens at the Cultural Center at Rocky Neck August 28, with an opening reception on September 14. This is a beautifully curated show with some of my favorite New England artists and a few new (to me) and exciting artists from away.
I’m excited to be having a solo show at Triangle Gallery in Rockland, Maine! July 10 – August 17. I will be at both receptions. Come on up!
“Dreaming of Swimming to the Shoals” is included in George Marshall Store Gallery’s “Cosmic Things”, juried by Aaron Rosen. The gallery is located in a beautiful historic waterfront building in York, Maine. On view from June 14 – July 13, 2025.
12 Boston Sculptors Gallery artists are showing their work at the beautiful Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, CT , May 8 – June 18, 2025. I am happy to be part of this strong show!
I will be mounting a solo exhibition of “Stemming the Tide” at the Brattleboro Museum in Vermont in July 2024.
I will be mounting a solo exhibition, “Packing for Mars”, at Boston Sculptors Gallery in April 2024.
I am pleased to have work in this exhibition at The George Marshall Store Gallery in York, Maine April 22- May 28, 2023.
The George Marshall Store Gallery is thrilled to open its 2023 season in collaboration with Surf Point Foundation — a residency program for artists and art professionals on the coast of York, Maine. A More Human Dwelling Place is the premier showcasing of works by alumni from the program’s launch in 2019 through their 2022 rotation. Myron M. Beasley, vice chair of the Surf Point Foundation board of directors, and Associate Professor of American Studies at Bates College is curator.
April 22- May 28 2023
https://www.georgemarshallstoregallery.com/a-more-human-dwelling-place
