Working with my hands to express my thoughts and ideas
has proven to be most natural for me.
My renderings use hand wrought, age-old techniques
combined with experimental materials to transform my meditations
on life and humanity into tangible and - hopefully - transcendental
pauses in time and feeling.
The artworks play with line and composition in relation to space,
light and shadow. The earthy materials reflect the temporal
evolution of growth, metamorphosis or change.
MEMBERSHIPS
Faculty, The DeCordova
Museum School
CambridgeART Association
The Concord Art Association
NEW, New England Wax
Surface Design Association
The Craft Council
Fiber Arts Teacher - Varied workshops and classes in technique, history and practice
2000 - present
NAOS, Natick Artists
Open Studios,
Participant 2004-06,
Board Member 2005-07
Colella:Driscoll Graphic Design
Principal 1987 - 1999
School of the Museum of
Fine Arts
Massachusetts College of Art
DeCordova Museum School
Danforth Museum School
Castle Hill Center for the Arts
B.A. Boston University
EXPERIENCE
New Art Center ‘ Material Meditation’ Group installation September 2008
60Nobscot Group Show ‘Improvisations’ April - June 2008
DeCordova Museum Faculty Show February - March 2008
Depot Square Gallery Invited Artist, Group Show, ‘Improvisations’ January 2008
Fuller Craft Museum Members Exposition Juried Participant 2008
New Hampshire Institute of Art Regional Biennial Juried Participant 2007
Blanche Ames National Art Exhibition Juried Participant 2006, 2007
180 Visuals Show of Work Summer 2007
CambridgeART Association National Prize Show Juried Participant 2007
Zullo Gallery Annual Juried Exhibition, September 2005, 2006
Amazing Things Juried Participant, Amazing Things Art Center, July 2007
‘Places’ Danforth Museum of Art, Solo Exhibition, March 2006
NAOS Group Show Natick Center for the Arts and Gallery 55, October 2004-06
Tuscan Retreat Participant, Danforth Museum Italian Show, October 2004
The Center for the Arts in Natick Solo Exhibition, Middlesex Bank, Summer 2004
The Member Show Juried Participant, Danforth Museum, Framingham, Spring 2004
“Repetition can be a guard against vulnerability... ritual and repetition are ways of containing anger, and of fragmenting fearsome wholes.”
- Lucy Lippard, Eva Hesse
