Key Show

My newest piece "Pandora". It was juried into the fabulous Key Show at Independent Art Company. The only limitations of the show were to play off the idea of a key. I played off the idea of genetic key.

It is a cut paper piece that I made slightly sculptural by using a shadow box and letting the DNA strand rise and fall from the backing. Definitely has given me ideas for more pieces.

Diva Made Show

Diva Made Show this week at Bottega. 15 of Wilmington's finest women in one show! The reception is this Friday 6-9pm. My piece "Corporate Rats" is in the show and made the cover of Encore this week!

Art Sync Magazine

I am the online featured artist of the week at Art Sync Magazine. Follow the link to check it out!

Lauren Hodges interviewed me about teaching art for Wilmington Kids Magazine. I enjoyed the opportunity to put my teaching career in perspective. I had hard time focusing  on my Dreams experiences rather than CFCC because CFCC dominates much more of my time.

Wilmington Kids

Elsie Boyce

Here is a link to my most recent Wilma article. Elsie Boyce is a complete inspiration. She is an octogenarian with the mind and speed of a woman half her age. She is actively engaged in life and out in the community sharing her time and talents.

The Paul Hartley show is to travel to the Greenville Museum of Art in Greenville, NC so that East Carolina University students can see the legacy that Paul has created through his teaching.


Here is a link about the show by Susan Hall of the Salisbuty Post.

...and another article by Blue Greenburg in the Herald Sun

 

No Boundaries International Artist Reception

This Friday from 6-9pm Acme Studios is hosting a reception for the 2009 No Boundaries International. Artwork from 19 artists will be on display.

You can RSVP to the show and see images of some of the artwork here.

 

The Legacy of Paul Hartley

The Lee Hansley Gallery has put together a show to honor Paul Hartley through the collected works of his former students. The show will open Sunday January 22nd from 2-5pm at the gallery's two locations in Raleigh. Follow the above link for more details and to view some of the work that will be in the show.

My piece "Corporate Rats" was selected to be shown.

Wilma Magazine's January Issue

Here is a link to my Sandra Ihly article for Wilma's January issue

Frog Anatomy Finds a Home at the CAM

Frog Anatomy has found a home as part of the permanent collection at the Cameron Art Museum. The piece was one of three handmade toys I created that were curated into the show Toying with Art. The piece was purchased as part of the museum's initiative to begin collecting artist made toys.