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The 17th annnual Arts in Bloom show opened this week and runs from May 23 – June 15, 2022. Of 155 entries, 40 were selected for this year’s exhibit. Six pieces will be honored at an artists reception with cash prizes as well as floral arrangements by Hopkinton Garden Club members that mirror the respective pieces. I am happy to say one of my photographs is included. Called “Carrying On” it is an image of two ...
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It’s here! Beginning today, explore the work of sixty artists in the Nineteenth ArtsWorcester Biennial. From over 470 submissions, juror Beth C. McLaughlin, Artistic Director and Chief Curator at Fuller Craft Museum, selected 63 works for inclusion in this celebrated exhibition. Prize winners, including the winner of the Sally Bishop Prize, will be announced during the Downtown Block Party on Saturday, June ...
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Hopkinton Center for the Arts Member Show: The Big Tent
Sixty members of the HCA entered the show this year from 28 towns and four states. HCA received a wonderful variety of works from Experimental to Classical Realism and everything in between.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm; Saturday, 10am-2pm
February 5–March 18, 2021
If you can’t make it to the gallery, you can view the gallery here.
https://www.hopartscenter.org/in-the-gallery/current-exhibition
My entry Driftwood Survivor is a digital photo taken on the New York side of ...
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If you’re close to western Massachusetts, I have two images on view in the iMotif exhibition at the Sohn Fine Art Gallery in Lenox, MA. Sohn Fine Art Gallery specializes in contemporary photography and is presenting Perspective and iMotif exhibits running concurrently. iMotif is the gallery’s fourth iPhone photography exhibition, featuring iPhone photography by over 40 artists. The exhibition was juried by iPhone photographer extraordinaire, John Clarke, award-winning photographer, Valda Bailey and the gallery’s owner Cassandra Sohn. Visit the gallery ...
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Happy to report that my flag mosaic – Divided States of Insanity – received the second place award from the Hopkinton Center for the Arts during its current exhibition About What’s Going On, featuring art and writings during the pandemic. I am proud to say this piece has made the rounds in national and local venues, including the national We the People Exhibit at the Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis, MA, ...
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In spite of the strange times we are experiencing, the arts are carrying on in the virtual world. I am participating in several shows this month. The Hopkinton Center for the Arts is showing a juried exhibit called About What’s Going On, featuring the art and writing of artists from all over the US that speaks to both the lived and felt experience of the pandemic, the upsurge of consciousness of racism, our damaged economy, our conflicted politics, and ...
Continue Reading →Once again, the Hopkinton Center for the Arts hosts The “Big Tent” Members Show from Dec 12- Jan 9, 2020. This year’s show features the work of 30 member artists displaying a wide range of media.
Reception: Thursday, Dec 12th, 6 – 7:30pm.
My piece The Audience is a mixed media mosaic including polymer clay heads for the audience members, ...
Continue Reading →Featuring the work of ArtsWorcester members, this show is sure to inspire members and non-members alike. The show kicks off with a reception Dec. 6, 7-9pm and runs through Jan 11, 2020 at 44 Portland Street, Worcester, MA. My piece MAGA Tsunami juxtaposes participants at a Make America Great rally with asylum seekers at the US southern border, who are symbolically overcome by the MAGA wave.
The Hopkinton (MA) Center for the Arts is running their annual fundraising Festival of Wreaths from Nov 27 – Dec 8, 2019 in the Lotvin Family Gallery. Visitors to the center may submit bids in this silent auction to purchase the wreaths. The wreaths are made by local artists and craftspeople. Silent auction winners may pick up their wreaths Dec. 9.
The Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown, MA is hosting its We the People exhibit from Nov 14 – Jan 31, 2020. The exhibit aims to find unity in the commonalities between people and establish a narrative around what it means to be an artist in America today. It features art in all mediums addressing concepts of personal and national identity, migration, heritage, and race. My flag mosaic was juried into the show.