I was honored to receive a Juror’s Award for my Rue Saint-Sulpice mosaic and pleased to be with the two other Juror Awardees, Linda Antonucci and Jane Chaskey.
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I was honored to receive a Juror’s Award for my Rue Saint-Sulpice mosaic and pleased to be with the two other Juror Awardees, Linda Antonucci and Jane Chaskey.
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Continue Reading →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.
Wednesday, July 10, 2024, 5:00-8:00 PM
ArtsWorcester, 44 Portland Street
Celebrate the artists of the One! For this annual artist favorite, all ArtsWorcester artist members are invited to bring us the single piece they most want to show in the galleries, regardless of medium or theme. $500 in prizes will be awarded by Claudio Eshun and announced at the reception. The show is open to the public July 11- Aug 18, 2024.
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Continue Reading →The annual exhibit, named for Frances Roddy, a friend and former artist member, is one of Concord Art’s most competitive shows. Inviting all media, the show includes 118 pieces juried by Lauren Szumita from 550 submissions. The show runs through October 22, 2023 with an Opening Reception September 14, 2023.
After several attempts, I am happy to have my piece, Rue Saint-Sulpice, Paris in the show. It is a stained glass mosaic reflecting a memory of my first visit to ...
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The Juried Winter Show is on view now through at the newly renovated Art Complex Museum in Duxbury. The show runs through March 18, 2023 and can be seen Wed-Sun 1-4pm. My piece in the show, called The Paramount, Boston is a multi-media mosaic of the famed Boston theater.
Opening Reception: Sunday December 18, 2022
1-4pm
Awards ceremony 2pm
189 Alden Street, Duxbury, MA
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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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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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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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