Dian Parker wrote a wonderful review of my retrospective exhibit in the July/August 2021 issue of "Art New England."

 
Petria Mitchell, co-owner of Mitchell•Giddings Fine Arts, in Brattleboro, Vermont, has made a series of videos about my show at the gallery, "Precarious Shelters: Houses that Hold Us."

Click here to see the first one, about materials and techniques.

Both "Movement in Squares" and "Current" are large wall pieces. They literally seem to move before your eyes. 

What a treat to join Sally Roach and Janice Brooklyn, both UK basket makers, to see Lois Walpole's exhibition at the Broadway Gallery in Letchworth Garden City, UK.
Some of Lois' words: "My work has always been about the wasted potential of materials that we regard as having no further use. Protecting the environment is one of the message that I hope the work conveys, but it also questions our attitude to consumerism and what makes us decide what is rubbish."

"Plastic Entanglements: Ecology, Aesthetics, Materials" is at the Smith College Museum of Art, in Northampton, MA, through July 28. It is worth a visit. It is a visual reminder of what we are doing to our planet. 

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. 

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. 

Great article in the Brattleboro Reformer about our exhibit! Thank you Cicely Eastman!

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.