Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Diamond Life
Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta
April 16-May 28, 2011
My fourth solo with the gallery, and my 26th career solo.
Click here for a walkthrough of the show.
.
My fourth solo with the gallery, and my 26th career solo.
Click here for a walkthrough of the show.
.
Rummu, 2011, encaustic on panel, 32x32 inches
Romb, 2011, encaustic on panel, 45 x 45 inches
.
.
Gemo, 2011, encaustic on panel, 32x32 inches
Conversations
R & F Gallery, 84 Ten Broeck Avenue, Kingston, New York
April 2-May 14, 2011
Laura Moriarty, director of the R & F Gallery, and I curated this show together. Conversations began as a Facebook discussion about the dialogue that exists within each artist's oeuvre between our primary expression, which for us is painting (Joanne) and sculpture (Laura), and the work we do on paper. We then expanded the idea into a group exhibition, in which those individual dialogues become larger conversations. Click here for a walk-through of the show.
Two panoramas of the show
Above, looking into the gallery. From lerft: Nancy Azara, Pam Farrell, George Mason, Steven Alexander, Joanne Mattera. On stands: Laura Moriarty
Below, looking back to the entrance. From left: Grace DeGennaro, Lorrie Fredette, Joanne Mattera, Nancy Azara; foreground, Laura Moriarty
Monday, December 20, 2010
Plane Speaking
McKenzie Fine Art, 511 W. 25th Street, New York City
January 6-February 12, 2011
Group show including Steven Alexander, Don Christensen, Reed Danziger, Sara Eichner, Brent Hallard, Heather Hutchison, Kim MacConnell, Karen Schifano, Dannielle Tegeder, Tilman, Don Voisine, Ion Zupcu and myself. Cllick here for my blog walk-through of the show, It's a Plane!
McKenzie Fine Art, 511 W. 25th Street, New York City
January 6-February 12, 2011
Group show including Steven Alexander, Don Christensen, Reed Danziger, Sara Eichner, Brent Hallard, Heather Hutchison, Kim MacConnell, Karen Schifano, Dannielle Tegeder, Tilman, Don Voisine, Ion Zupcu and myself. Cllick here for my blog walk-through of the show, It's a Plane!
Above: Silk Road 148; below: Silk Road 158
Both 2010, encaustic on panel, 12x12 inches
Baby It's Cold Outside
Kenise Barnes Fine Art, 1955 Palmer Avenue, Larchmont, New York
January 8-February 25, 2011
Artists included Cecile Chong, Sally Egbert, Chris Gallagher, Yolanda Sanchez and myself
Click here for my blog walk-through of the show, One From the Hearth.
Kenise Barnes Fine Art, 1955 Palmer Avenue, Larchmont, New York
January 8-February 25, 2011
Artists included Cecile Chong, Sally Egbert, Chris Gallagher, Yolanda Sanchez and myself
Click here for my blog walk-through of the show, One From the Hearth.
Ciel Rouge (Uttar 249), encaustic on four panels, 48 x 67 inches
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Travel With Me.
Arden Gallery, Boston
November 2-29, 2010
For my sixth solo at Arden I showed a selection of new small paintings from the evolving Silk Road series. A selection of that selection is below. Click here for a blog walk-through of the show.
.
Silk Road 139
All images shown: 2010, encaustic on panel, 12 x 12 inches
Silk Road 135
Silk Road 140
Silk Road 141
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Pull: Print Portfolio Exhibition
Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta
Through September-November, 2010
Artists: Kim Anno, Kate Javens, Timothy McDowell, Don Pollack, Katherine Taylor and myself
See gallery info here; my blog post on the process, Printmaking Camp; and my two reports of the show here and here; review in Atlanta's Culture Surfing here
Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta
Through September-November, 2010
Artists: Kim Anno, Kate Javens, Timothy McDowell, Don Pollack, Katherine Taylor and myself
See gallery info here; my blog post on the process, Printmaking Camp; and my two reports of the show here and here; review in Atlanta's Culture Surfing here
.
My Soie, 2010, intaglio on BFK Rives, 20 x 26 inches
(This photo: Kim Anno)
.
Below: The colophon page
.
See work from each artist here
.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Geoform
Geoform is an online curatorial project, edited by Julie Karabenick, which focuses on geometric abstraction. The site includes an interview with me.
Diamond Life 2, 2010, encaustic on panel, 17 x 17 inches
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




