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Elayne Clift has written a beautiful article about my collaborative work with Deidre Scherer. It appears in the March/April 2019 issue of "Artscope Magazine," New England's Premier Culture Magazine.   
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  After working together for more than a year, Deidre Scherer and I have created 12 vessels for "Connections," an exhibition that opened yesterday at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center. These vessels are "representative of the character the human body gains with experience and time." Many thanks to those of you who came to see our work, and to talk to us about it. It will be up through June 16. Click here for more info. 
 photo by Arlene Herbough I am very pleased to have my work included in the most recent issue of "textiel plus," a Dutch international textile magazine. www.textielplus.nl  I am so pleased to be included in Sande Rowan's new book, The Joy of Basket Making - Volume Two.    Opened on Friday night, October 5, at Mitchell•Giddings Fine Arts, in Brattleboro, VT. It was a wonderful evening! Our artist talk is Saturday, October 27, at 5:00pm. The show will be open through November 18. For more images, click here.   "Shelter" has a new home. It has been acquired by the Department of World Cultures, at the National Museums Scotland, in Edinburgh. I am so pleased.  "Standing in Strength" has gotten a lot of press these days! This grouping is included in Fantastic Fibers 2018 at the Yeiser Art Center
in Paducah, Kentucky. The image was used on their show postcard and in the "iList Western Kentucky" article. "Art 2 Art: Artists Inviting Artists" opened at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis, MD, on November 22. It runs through January 7, 2018. Each invited artist was asked to invite one other exhibitor; I was (and still am) honored to be invited by Susan Levi-Goerlich. 
 ART 2 ART The Galleries at Quiet Waters Park Annapolis, MD November 22 - January 7, 2018 This is an invitational show. Fifteen invited artists were asked to invite one other artist. My wonderful friend, Susan Levi-Goerlich, invited me.
The Fuller Craft Museum, in Brockton, MA, does road trips. This week a busload of people journeyed to Brattleboro. My studio was included on their tour. It was an exciting few hours, a craft show in my own studio, with great conversations.
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