Interdisciplinary artwork, including installation & print
Maternal Mitochondria will be showing new work at this show with Womenswork.art in Poughkeepsie. It is a vulnerable series, where I photographed my mother in a New Mexican slot canyon (a la Laura Aguilar) after her cancer diagnosis.
Interview With My Mother 3
These pieces will be at The Center Gallery, Truth or Consequences, for their 3rd annual Phonetography show! Opening on September 14th and running through the month.
A Rolleiflex print of mine is currently featured at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton, Ohio, as part of their FotoFocus series.
A juried open call show featuring local, national, and international photographers, Stories of the Land invites us to consider the land’s complexities, both the beautiful and the incomprehensible. Using many different approaches, the artists in this show contemplate humanity’s deep relationship with nature and their own place within it, capturing moments full of mystery and a longing to understand the world around us.
Maternal Mitochondria is currently in an online show with Women Made Gallery in Chicago, Invisibility. Lots of good work, go check it out!
Maternal Mitochondria will have a piece in the show “Art & Activism” with Axle Contemporary in Santa Fe.
OPENING: in Railyard Shade Structure by Farmers Market, Santa Fe, NM July 5 5pm-7pm. Exhibition continues through August 18.
The new poems are installed in the fairy houses! Written by Lindsey Warren. These recycled art pieces are available to be seen during business hours on the dog walk at Santa Fe Skies RV Park, 14 Brown Castle Ranch, Santa Fe, NM.
My project “Vibrance” will be showing at the Currents New Media Festival this year! A bit about it:
“Vibrance” is a conlang, or artlang (a constructed language) working in the tradition of Tolkien and other conlang enthusiasts. Translate English text into Vibrance, a fully color-based language, by typing in a word on the website and hitting the submit button! Also included is “The Color Manifesto,” which speaks to the nature of color and its relationship to culture.
Collaborators:
John Brown, computer programmer
Tim Brown, fabricator
The Currents festival runs from June 14th-June 23rd.
My work will be available for purchase at Herndon Gallery Antioch College, during their second alumni exhibition, from June 27th-July 20th.
Maternal Mitochondria received 2nd place in the show at Santa Fe Public Library for their photo Hephaestus Triumphant!
These two pieces will be shown at the Santa Fe Public Library, Main branch, from May-June. It’s an all ages show based on their reading selections this year (“Circe” by Madeline Miller), and the themes include Greek Mythology and Female Empowerment.
“Hephaestus in Her Workshop”
“Hephaestus Triumphant”
Archival pigment inkjet prints
Art by Isabel W.S. 