Visiting Artist Sessions
Working on a slide talk this moment, putting in some older work to make it a mini retrospective…going back to the ’90’s and performance work, and putting in some references to artists who have...
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Will be at Grounds for Sculpture this week on a panel about sensitivity toward students with disabilities.Looking forward to learning from new colleagues about best teaching practices www.njaec.org
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So glad to be included in two group shows this November, one a pop-up benefit for Homefront and the Cherry Tree Club , the nursery school program that works with the youngest Homefront kids. The second...
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Spring. Getting a better angle on the sun. Digging out from the dark days of winter. Cherry trees with a ready-made affirmation: when it’s your turn to bloom, go for it. Excited to be included in:...
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Mt Airy Contemporary Art
Our group show “Overflow” opened Saturday night and will run through June 14th at Mt Airy Contemporary Art. Artists are Laura Watt, Melissa Marks, Martha Lewis and I. Here are a few views of the show,...
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The artists of Overflow have a website up. Check it out! http://overflowconversation.com
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compartmentalizing
art happens while you are busy making plans. Doing so much driving recently so I decided to bring my art with me and when I am waiting to pick up my husband, our son or our daughter, I try to get some...
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So very moved to read the excellent piece by Daniel Zalewski about Lonni Sue Johnson in the New Yorker. I had the unique experience of teaching art to her and meeting her wonderful family through that...
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keep on keeping on
Martha Lewis, Melissa Marks and I created an exquisite game of chance for Planthouse Gallery’s January 2016 exhibit
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more keep on keeping on
Poem-A-Day, 2016, acrylic and torn magazines on canvas, 24″ x 24″ My art is included in a group exhibit March 1st through April 23rd at the Alfa Gallery. A salon-style round up of work by some of the...
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Spring Exhibits
I got to curate an exhibit at the Arts Council of Princeton called Start Fresh which is on now til June 24th. Artists include Polly Apfelbaum, Lindsay Feuer, Susan Hockaday, Natalie Jeremijenko,...
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I had a chance to talk about the Start Fresh exhibit at The Arts Council of Princeton in a piece called Curator Eva Mantell on Art, Wellness and Nature I was talking about the artists in the show and...
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Animal Architects Show Jan 11 to Feb 2 2017
so excited to be a part of the group show Animal Architects: Influences on Human Creativity at the Anne Reid Art Gallery at Princeton Day School. I’m showing new sculpture made from electric, computer...
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Pages from the Frozen Sea
Pages from the Frozen Sea is a new project I’m co-curating with the wonderful artist Sarah Stengle. Artists and poets and performers are invited to work in under and with ice and we are posting to...
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ice and memory
so please to share a blog post I wrote about Pages From the Frozen Sea for the site Artists and Climate Change. It’s great to be a part of a conversation about art and culture responding to climate...
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natura mathematica
Looking forward to being in this group show at Central Booking in NYC in April. Lots of wonderful artists in the show including Martha Willette Lewis and Sarah Stengle.
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Poem A Day on a Poetry Journal
Visual art and poetry are good together. My painting titled Poem-A-Day is on the 2017 cover of US 1 Worksheets.
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Summer Show
2017 Acrylic with magazine pages on canvas: The Fabric Animal Architects at the Monmouth Museum connects our own art practice to animals as architects, engineers, planners and makers. Here’s a recent...
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