Projects
Moon Pix
2021
Xerox collage, postage on paper
50"x98"
2021
Xerox collage, postage on paper
50"x98"
A piece describing communication across great distances.
Each of the 20 collages in this series was created during the pandemic in my Indiana studio, folded, taped and mailed directly to the Lyndon House Arts Center in Athens, Georgia for exhibition. The finished grid displays all markings of having traveled through the postal system.
Each of the 20 collages in this series was created during the pandemic in my Indiana studio, folded, taped and mailed directly to the Lyndon House Arts Center in Athens, Georgia for exhibition. The finished grid displays all markings of having traveled through the postal system.
Segue
2020-21
Seven acrylic on canvas, panel painting, pine shelf.
16" x 76"
2020-21
Seven acrylic on canvas, panel painting, pine shelf.
16" x 76"
Conceived and created during the 2020-21 period of lockdown, this piece is a meditation on the lived experience of quarantine, as well as a marker of the passing of time.
Each painting corresponds with a day of the week (Sunday at the left, Saturday at the right), and on that day, faces outward to meet a viewer's gaze. All other paintings remain faced to the wall. As the week progresses, each corresponding painting is turned outward, and all others face the wall. Only one painting is visible at a time.
Each painting corresponds with a day of the week (Sunday at the left, Saturday at the right), and on that day, faces outward to meet a viewer's gaze. All other paintings remain faced to the wall. As the week progresses, each corresponding painting is turned outward, and all others face the wall. Only one painting is visible at a time.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured: Works by Ann Stewart in the foreground, and Mary Gordon in the background.
Pictured: Works by Ann Stewart in the foreground, and Mary Gordon in the background.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured: Various works by Jess Machacek.
Pictured: Various works by Jess Machacek.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured, left to right: Mary Gordon, Ann Stewart, Jess Machacek, Jon Swindler.
Pictured, left to right: Mary Gordon, Ann Stewart, Jess Machacek, Jon Swindler.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured: Work byJess Machacek in the foreground, and Jon Swindler in the background.
Pictured: Work byJess Machacek in the foreground, and Jon Swindler in the background.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured: Work byJess Machacek in the foreground, and Stacie Rose in the background.
Pictured: Work byJess Machacek in the foreground, and Stacie Rose in the background.
Monologue (Installation shot)
2019
2019
Rebecca Brantley and I co-curated an exhibition of print at the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College. The show, titled Monologue, brought together 5 artists who use print techniques to make singular works.
Pictured: Site-specific wall installation by Stacie Rose.
Pictured: Site-specific wall installation by Stacie Rose.