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My intaglio print, Shadow, is currently on view and for sale at the A.P.E. Gallery in Northampton, Massachusetts. It is visible in person through December 18th, 2021 and online through December 2022.
My intaglio print, Shadow, is currently on view and for sale at the A.P.E. Gallery in Northampton, Massachusetts. It is visible in person through December 18th, 2021 and online through December 2022.
My artwork is being featured in “Connections,” a digital exhibition celebrating the 50th Reunion of the Mount Holyoke College Class of 1971. The exhibition presents the work of nineteen Class of 1971 artists and nine student artists from Classes of 2021-2022. It is accessible through this link until September 30th, 2021.
As a student guide at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, I crafted a 5-object museum tour. I turned this tour into a pop-up book, that you can see here on the MHCAM website .
My sculpture, A Box, was exhibited at the Skinner Museum for the summer of 2019 along with 12 of my peers.
The sculpture was created in response to the “toilet and writing set” at the Skinner Museum. A Box transforms this object into a giant cardboard sculpture and combines its contents with nonsensical objects and collage poetry from Gertrude Stein’s Tender Buttons.
My oil painting, Russo’s, won a Scholastic Gold Key and a National Silver Metal in Painting. It was displayed in the Met’s Uris Center for Education along with NYC’s other Gold Key winners from March to May 2018.
You can also see this work here on the Met’s website with a selection of 10 of the other works featured in the exhibition.