Ponytail, 2024, collage of risographs on handmade papers with acrylic gouache and sewing
My work Ponytail is included in the 2025 Juried Print Exhibition at Hunterdon Art Museum. The show was juried by Lauren Rosenblum of The Print Center in Philadelphia, and is on view through May 4th.
I’m honored to have been selected as a NYFA Painting Finalist! In the painting discipline, 23 Painting Fellowships and 3 Finalists were selected from a pool of 1685 applications.
Dream House, 2023, sewn risographs on cotton stuffed with batting, 49 x 49 x 1 1/2 inches
I’m excited that Dream House is included in Ely Center of Contemporary Art’s exhibition at ArtPort Kingston!
Collaborative RISO wall in my studio at MAD
As the culmination of our six-month residencies in the Museum of Art and Design’s Artist Studios, Johnathan Payne, Christian Moses, and myself will each be giving artist talks and opening up our studios at MAD. Come see what I’ve been up to!
Opening night of “Conceptually Green.”
I’ve been working on a new sewn RISO piece for a few months now. It’s finally done, and I’m so grateful to have it included in “Conceptually Green,” curated by Dana Donaty and Renee Phillips (RAD Curatorial) at Arts Warehouse in Delray Beach, Florida. It’s open now and runs through April 20, 2024.
Photo credit: Argenis Apolinario
On August 24th, I began a 6th month residency at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), and I brought the RISO! “MAD's Artist Studios program invites visitors to ask questions, view works in progress, and gain firsthand exposure to the creative process of resident artists and designers working on site at the Museum. The residents represent diverse experimental creative practices and participate in a wide range of intergenerational public programming.” I have public hours from 10:30AM - 5:30PM on Thursdays. Come visit and make some prints!
Pow, collage of risographs on Japanese papers with sewing
I’m honored to have my work included in Art on Paper at the Weatherspoon Art Museum in Greensboro, NC, curated by Dr. Emily Stamey. “A time-honored museum tradition, the exhibition features the work of artists who demonstrate the breadth of ways in which one can deploy the humble medium of paper to extraordinary ends.” The show runs through April 6, 2024.