2026
Solo Show @ Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens in Washington Depot, CT
At this point in my art career, I am more interested in venues where I can show a large body of my work and, when possible, include the short stories I write to accompany each piece. Group shows have their place and I still show in them, but I feel more fully seen and appreciated when I can curate a deeper and more intentional presentation of my practice.
In June 2026 I was able to mount a large show (twelve pieces) at the Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens in Washington Depot, CT. I had to apply for the opportunity, and it was a competitive process, but well worth it. The space is extraordinary and the results were everything I could have hoped for. I was able to engage with the viewers, meet new collectors, sell several pieces, and take my work to a new level.
All good.
Click on the texts and images below to read the writings and view the artworks in full
Gold 1, 38"x38"
Gold 2, 38"x38"
Gardening, 41"x27"
Read: Red Between the Lines, 31"x24"
5.) Stitch Winter, 31"x25"
But, why?, 27"x20"
Under the Hood, 41"x31"
Thin Ice, 30"x20"
Printed Matter, 30"x27"
Two Hoods 4, 27"x20"
They Moved to England, 27"x20"