Category: National Exhibitions
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“Hot Mess” Collaborative Drawing Exhibition at West Virginia University
In September 2024, I will be traveling to Morgantown, WV to present an exhibition in the Laura Mesaros Gallery. I will be the first of three artists to install work, with the exhibition growing each month as Tennessee artist Dawn Martin Dickens installs later in September and New York artist Judith Braun creates a work…
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Collagraph Demonstration, Mid America Print Council (MAPC) Conference, Fall 2024
I will be presenting a demonstration with Professor Teresa Cole of Tulane University on collagraph printmaking techniques at the 2024 Mid America Print Council (MAPC) Conferece this Fall: From the Ashes: Printmaking, Preservation, and Renewal. MAPC states that the conference focus is to “… explore the relationship between printmakers and the natural environment.” These theme…
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“Limit/Less”, Invitational Solo Exhibition as Orange Barrel Industries, University of Alabama at Huntsville, 2024
January-February 2024, I installed a solo exhibition with Blake Sanders as Orange Barrel Industries entitled Limit/Less at University of Alabama at Huntsville in Huntsville, AL. The panorama below was taken by Professor Jose Betancourt at UAH. At the conclusion of the exhibition, we also presented a 2-day screenprinting and sewing/fibers workshop for students in the…
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Stick/Stuck, Solo Exhibition at LSU Glassell Gallery, Baton Rouge, LA
September 5th-October 22nd, 2023, in collaboration with as Orange Barrel Industries, I had a solo exhibition at Louisiana State University’s downtown Glassell Gallery of Art in the Shaw Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Underfoot, Solo Exhibition, West Virginia Wesleyan University
Underfoot, Invitational Solo Exhibition as Orange Barrel Industries (with Blake Sanders), Crystal Brown, Director, Sleeth Gallery, West Virginia Wesleyan College. Buckhannon, WV.
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Squeeze
Collaboration with Blake Sanders; Crocheted Repurposed Fabrics with Appliqué and Machine Embroidery; 2022 25th Anniversary Exhibition, Invitational Group Exhibition as Orange Barrel Industries with 50 other artists significant to LHUCA, Lindsey Maestri, Director, Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA). Lubbock, TX. https://glasstire.com/events/2022/09/27/lhuca-25th-anniversary-exhibition/
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Bound To, Invitational Solo Exhibition, Lowe Mill, Huntsville, AL
Bound To, Invitational Solo Exhibition as Orange Barrel Industries, Robert Daniel, Gallery Coordinator, Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment. Huntsville, AL. More photos coming soon!
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Tied Together
Blackburn College, VAC Gallery, Invitational Solo Exhibition as Orange Barrel Industries (OBI), sourced from membership of the Missouri Fibers Artists Organization (MoFA), invited by Craig Newsom, Chair, Department of Art. Carlinville, IL.
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Morgantown Billboard Project with Joe Lupo, WVU, Morgantown, WV, 2021
Professor Joe Lupo of West Virginia University rented a local digital billboard in 2021 and curated a national roster of artists to create imagery to, in his words, “take over this commercial space with nonsensical messages.” I was invited to create an image for the month of March, 2021 in a rotation of artists including:…
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Sticks and Stones, Invitational Group Exhibition at Macon Arts
Sticks and Stones, Invitational Group Exhibition with Meg Hogan Campbell and Blake Sanders, Invited by Director Megan McNaught, Macon Arts. Macon, GA. 2019
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30 Years of LSU Printmaking, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, LA 2015
My works were included in the exhibition 30 Years of LSU Printmaking at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in downtown New Orleans, LA in 2012. The exhibition was comprised of Louisiana State University (LSU) student prints ranging from 1980 to 2010 and was unveiled during the Southern Graphics Council International Conference held in New…
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Boston Printmakers 2011 Biennial, Juried by Jim Dine, Boston, MA
Die Verwandlung, Woodcut Monoprint on Paper, 6’ x 4’, 2010 This print was accepted to the Boston Printmakers 2011 North American Print Biennial, which was juried by Jim Dine in Boston, MA.