Lexington Arts and Crafts Society presents Free Speech: Art & Activism, a showcase of artists views of our national political dialogue and diverse views. The show runs July 20 – August 25 with a public reception July 20th from 2-4pm and several panel discussions. I am honored to have several mosaics included in the show, including a portrait of Ukraine’s President.
I am thrilled to receive a second place award in the Sculpture and Fine Craft Category for my Arno River mosaic. 
This is the association’s member show and is always a vibrant exhibit showcasing a wide range of traditional and contemporary media, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and ...
The Attleboro Museum is hosting its nature-themed show March 23 – 26, 2023. Coinciding with the Museum’s 50th anniversary, the annual event is one of the Museum’s most popular fundraising events. Open to all media, the show features original interpretations of the natural world: floral, landscape, wildlife, ecosystems, underwater, weather, etc. A Benefit Preview will be held Wed., March 22nd, 6-8pm. The public can view the show Thurs., Mar 23 – Sun, Mar. 26. Event hours are Thur. – Sat., ...
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Fuller Craft Museum in collaboration with the New England Mosaic Society opened its juried exhibit: Mosaics Today: Ancient Art Through a Contemporary Lens July 2nd. I am thankful to have my portrait of Urkraine President Volodymyr Zelensky included in this exhibit. The show features the varied styles of 27 mosaic artists and can be viewed at the museum at 455 Oak Street, Brockton, MA, Tues – Sun 10am-5pm.
Reception will be held August 27 | 3:00 to 5:30pm.
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Was thrilled to be recognized by the Duxbury Art Association for Best in Show in the 105th Art by the Bay show. My submission, Monterosso al Mare, Cinque Terre, Italy is a mixed media mosaic cityscape of the town of Monterosso on the west coast of Italy that I visited in 2016. I incorporated stained and smalti glass, vitreous tile, millefiore, and beads in the piece. The show features a wide range of media and ...
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13FOREST Gallery of Arlington, MA has marked the past two presidential inaugurations with an exhibition titled Transition of Power. The work featured in Transition of Power: 2021 chronicles artistic responses to the polarization and extreme rhetoric of the past four years. My mosaic US flag, Divided States of Insanity, was juried into the show which can be seen in-person or virtually at:
https://13forest.com/transition-of-power-2021
January 20 – February 19, 2021
Along a similar theme though international in scope, this ...
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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 ...
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Hoping in the midst of the corona battle that the sign of the rabbit brings you a smile and hope for the future. This mosaic critter has a different design on each side, using mixed materials, including ceramic and sicis tiles, beads, gems, millefiori, and stained glass.
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.
