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Of Modest Mystics: Diminutive Contemporary Works
IDOLWILD November 13 – December 18, 2021 338 S. Avenue 16, A4, Los Angeles, CA 90031
Affinities: Paintings & Works on Paper by Carrie Lederer & Leonard Rosenfeld
Pastine Projects October 22 – December 18, 2021 360 Langton St., San Francisco, CA
Real or Imagined, Attleboro Arts Museum, 2021
Real or Imagined, Attleboro Arts Museum, 2021 In January 2021, the Attleboro Arts Museum posted an online national call-for-artists requesting artwork that reflected the undeniable or dabbled in the hypothetical. After coping with months of hardship and confusion...
West Coast Biennial, Turtle Bay Museum, Redding, CA
Destination Unknown, Perch Art House, San Francisco, CA
Destination Unknown, curated by Ann Trinca, Perch Art House, San Francisco, CA
Palo Alto Public Art Project
The City of Palo Alto’s Public Art Program commissioned a site-specific mural titled Lost in my Abstracted Garden now located at 155 California Ave., Palo Alto CalTrans Station. To learn more about the mural program and other participating artists check-out this...
Art in the Age of Corona, New Museum Los Gatos
New Museum Los Gatos 106 E Main St Los Gatos, CA 95030 Finding My Way / Wandering a Lot is included in the exhibition Art in the Time of Corona, currently on view at the New Museum Los Gatos thru March 13, 2021. This national exhibition of artworks created during the...
Wild Lands
Deep in the Willowwacks and Birdball in Green were included in Wild Lands, curated by artist Gina Tuzzi for the Jen Tough Gallery in Santa Fe, NM. The online catalog can be viewed here. Top image: Birdball in the Green, screen print/acrylic on fabric, 16” x 12”,...
Turtle Bay Museum: West Coast Biennial
My Abstracted Garden I was included in Turtle Bay Museum’s West Coast Biennial, juried by David Pagel, Los Angeles Times art critic. On view through April 11, 2021. (image: My Abstracted Garden I)
Wild Tangent
Deep in the Willowwacks and Land of Magic I (Daisy Clusters) were included in the exhibition Wild Tangent was curated by Perch Art House Director Ann Trinca and New York artist Caetlyn Booth. The exhibition can viewed online. Artists interviews are in the blog.
