Mar 28, 2024 | Upcoming events
I hope you can join me for an exciting evening of art history fun facts, salacious gossip (always the case when we talk about artist), and new information to bring with you the next time you visit the MFA. This 50 minute lecture, Just what is Impressionism Anyway...
Feb 29, 2024 | News from the studio
Coneflowers II, (2023) 20 x 20 x 2 inches, cotton and abaca pulp. I’m excited to share the news that Coneflowers II has been accepted into the International Association of Papermakers and Artists (IAPMA) Biennale exhibition to be held this year in Hagen,...
Feb 4, 2024 | New Artwork
The Great Wave after Hokusai(2024). The Great Wave after Hokusai(side view). As an artist and art history professor, I am influenced by historical works of art, in this case, “The Great Wave” by Katsushika Hokusai. The print depicts three boats...
Dec 8, 2023 | News from the studio
Thank you to the good folks at Cell Signaling Technologies for hosting me this week to present my lecture “Just what do artists and scientists have in common anyway?” As I mentioned during my talk, living with art plays a vital role in helping us with...
Oct 24, 2023 | Tabloid art history
October 24 is United Nations Day. This day marks the anniversary in 1945 of the signing of the UN Charter, the founding document of the United Nations. The material I use to make my art, abaca, is recognized by the UN as a “future fiber” due to its ability...
Sep 18, 2023 | Tabloid art history
Did you know that asters are the official flower of September? I don’t know about you, but asters are one of my favorite flowers. Maybe because September is one of my favorite months. A little cooler but still warm and sunny, with the smell of autumn in the air....
